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Sybil is a black bear that was adopted in April
2001.
Sybil was difficult raising, but, with a lot of
time, patience and understanding she learned to
trust me.
Sybil loved other species of animals. She grew
up with
dogs, a steer, chickens, ducks, llamas.
After a year in the house, she was put in her pen.
She was unhappy in there. That is when I
decided to get her a "room mate". (Benny).
That plan worked out.
Both are very bonded.
In the wild, black bears are generally solitary
animals.
Obviously, in captivity, it does not apply, at least
for Sybil and Benny.
Read more on Sybil on her Page. |
Benny is a black bear that was adopted in April
2002.
Benny was the complete opposite of Sybil as a bear
cub.
Benny was easier to handle than Sybil was. The
reason for the difference in their personality is
due to how the breeder handled them. Benny's breeder
is an excellent breeder
where Sybil's breeder was the complete opposite.
For a black bear, Benny has a great personality.
He always seems happy and content. Benny has
never showed any aggression. However, I still
keep in mind, that he is a black bear that there
could always be a chance his mood could change in a
split second. Caution and common sense is used
when dealing with them.
Read more on Benny's on his Page. |
