Description: Information on exotic animals as pets, black bears, foxes, raccoon, emus and more.
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Black Bears are definitely NOT for everyone. Prior to even thinking of buying a black bear, it is very important one should understand a bears behavior and proper needs. It is also extremely important to do very extensive research on bears. It also helps to speak with other black bear owners. Visit them at zoos. Black Bears are expensive to keep, mostly due to the pen, feed, activity and housing. They require water flow. Putting a bear in a small cage is cruel and will only encourage bad behavior. Ple
There is much more to be said about raising black bears, as is, other exotic animals. Please see Black Bear Care sheets for more information. Please keep in mind, exotic animals CANNOT be raised like dogs or cats. They all require special care, understanding and special diets. (please read further down for a few of the exotic animals and pets I own or have owned.)
A few words from Sybil Lynn My name is Sybil Lynn I am a black bear that was born in captivity. My Mom and Dad adopted me April 27, 2001 at the age of 3 months. Mom and Dad had to bottle feed me when I was a bear cub.. I was a bit cranky then. Being a real bear, I did not understand their type of love. I now understand them more and love them. Being raised in captivity is great. Unlike most other bears, we are fed good food whenever we want. I have a black bear to play with,