A black bear cub that was injured in a California wildfire is recovering after being rescued.A Markleeville resident on Sunday found the bear, which had been hurt in the Tamarack Fire, and contacted Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care, according to fire officials. Rescuers were not able to locate the bear's mother. The injured cub was taken to the wildlife rescue center in South Lake Tahoe, where it will stay until it's fully recovered. Fire officials on Monday said there has been "significant signs of progress" in battling the large Tamarack Fire that ignited south of Lake Tahoe earlier this month and spread into Nevada.The wildfire began July 4 and was one of nearly two dozen blazes sparked by lightning strikes. It exploded in size after a windy Friday later in the month.
A black bear cub that was injured in a California wildfire is recovering after being rescued.
A Markleeville resident on Sunday found the bear, which had been hurt in the Tamarack Fire, and contacted Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care, according to fire officials. Rescuers were not able to locate the bear's mother.
The injured cub was taken to the wildlife rescue center in South Lake Tahoe, where it will stay until it's fully recovered.
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Fire officials on Monday said there has been "significant signs of progress" in battling the large Tamarack Fire that ignited south of Lake Tahoe earlier this month and spread into Nevada.
The wildfire began July 4 and was one of nearly two dozen blazes sparked by lightning strikes. It exploded in size after a windy Friday later in the month.
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