STATUS OF BEAR WELFARE

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Status of Bear Welfare in Cherokee, North Carolina 12B This grizzly bear at CBZ has normal lower canine teeth (for comparison to the one described above) but demonstrates the increased level of calculus buildup seen in captive bears on inappropriate diets. 12C The lower-right canine teeth of the grizzly bears named Marge and Elvis at CBZ have been worn or fractured down to the pulp cavity. The black areas inside the tooth are pulp cavity and dentin. AN INVESTIGATIVE REPORT OF CHIEF SAUNOOKE BEAR PARK, CHEROKEE BEAR ZOO, AND SANTA’S LAND | 58
Status of Bear Welfare in Cherokee, North Carolina 12D A black bear (left) and an Asiatic black bear (right) at CSBP with moderate calculus buildup on their teeth 13 The dull haircoat and the missing hair around the perianal region suggest internal parasites such as roundworm (CSBP left, SL right). AN INVESTIGATIVE REPORT OF CHIEF SAUNOOKE BEAR PARK, CHEROKEE BEAR ZOO, AND SANTA’S LAND | 59
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