Cherokee’s Caged Bears: Confined in Concrete
Located on tribal land in Cherokee, N.C., three roadside zoos display bears in desolate concrete pits or cramped cages. The bears pace, walk in circles, and cry and whimper. Learn more.
Located on tribal land in Cherokee, N.C., three roadside zoos display bears in desolate concrete pits or cramped cages. The bears pace, walk in circles, and cry and whimper. Learn more.
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