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We do not know how these cubs arrived there … but we are delighted that nice humans have helped them!
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We do not know how these cubs arrived there … but we are delighted that nice humans have helped them!(Photo: Animalkind)

Not one, not two, but three baby bears are back in their natural habitat thanks to some brave firefighters from Reno, Nevada.

Security officials uncovered the three furry cubs trapped in an upside-down garbage bin on Saturday, Sept. 29, after hearing sounds of a "restless mom" near Ward 39 of the Fire Protection District. from Truckee Meadows, according to a post on Facebook.

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"Last Saturday night, the station #TMFPD Station 39 (4000 Joy Lake Rd) was awakened to the sound of an upside-down bin," wrote a representative of the fire station. "When the day came, we could see a restless mom watching the trash.With the help of our firefighters, watch who escaped."

The video of the captured firefighter, Ed Martin, captured while he was cautiously approaching garbage cans. Martin lifted the lid of the trash, making sure not to get too close to the bears. One by one, the cubs went to their house in the woods.

We do not know how these cubs arrived there, but we are delighted that nice humans have helped them. Watch when each baby bear has escaped safely thanks to local firefighters.

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