Duli and Atsu Thrive in the Wild After Asiatic Black Bear Rehabilitation in India Reaches Two-Decade Milestone
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Two orphaned Asiatic black bear cubs, Duli and Atsu, have fully transitioned to life in the wild in Dehing Patkai National Park after rehabilitation. Over two decades, the Centre for Bear Rehabilitation and Conservation has admitted 85 orphaned cubs and successfully released over 40 through structured protocols including monitoring via radio collars and camera traps.
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