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Recent Articles Gummi bears as we know them are a tasty treat that we often indulged in as children. Companies have come out with new versions of the original gummi bear that are sour, hot, chocolate, cinnamon, and even in the shape of a worm! In fact, the true history of the gummi bear is fascinating. Gummi Genealogy Invented by Hans Riegel in 1922, the Gummi Bear continues to be one of the most popular produc Read More... Polar bear cubs start their lives as cute and cuddly youngsters. This is in stark contrast to the majestic kings of the Arctic they will become if they survive to maturity. Female polar bears have their first set of cubs between the ages of four and eight (usually at age five or six). Females in the Low Arctic wean their cubs as they approach their second birthday, while those in the High Arctic Read More... Dogs used for bear hunting vary by breed and type. Some range from AKC registered hounds, to a primitive breed known as the Karelian Bear Dog of Finland. This dog has an extensive history which began more than 2,000 years ago. Just as water dogs and terriers have different purposes within their group, so do the hounds. Each of the different types of hounds have been bred for years for a specific Read More...
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