Orphaned bear cubs taken to San Diego for care after mom is euthanized for attacking people

TL;DR

Two orphaned bear cubs are under care at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center.
Their mother was euthanized after two separate incidents where she swiped at people in Monrovia, California.
DNA testing confirmed the mother bear's involvement in the attacks.
The cubs are two to three months old and require months of specialized care.
The goal is to rehabilitate the cubs to ensure they can be returned to the wild without associating with humans.
Staff are using methods like bear masks and scents to conceal their human identity while caring for the cubs.
Black bears are common in California, with an estimated population of 49,000 to 71,000.

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