Polar bears don’t have to worry about skipping a wash day. The sebum, or natural oil, on the mammals’ fur helps them survive the harsh Arctic weather by making it hard for ice to stick to them ...

Bald eaglets Sonny and Gizmo getting ready to spread wings and fly from Big Bear nest 03:04. The Big Bear eaglets will soon be ready to stretch their wings and fly from their parents' nest in ...

This also left me with a bald head in the cold month of January last year. ... In a new study, scientists solve a mystery hiding in polar bear fur. The answer might help us all.

“Gizmo did it!” the Friends of Big Bear Valley and Big Bear Eagle Nest Cam posted on their Facebook page. Bald eagles generally make their first flights, or "fledge," from the nest at 10 to 14 ...

Friends of Big Bear Valley is hosting a bald eagle chick naming fundraiser that allows people to donate $5 for one name entry, $10 for three name entries or $25 for 10 name entries.

Life is full of bittersweet moments, such as when children leave a happy home to strike out on their own. Big Bear bald eaglets Sunny and Gizmo, the offspring of California’s internet-famous ...

The young Big Bear Lake bald eagle made the bold move Saturday morning, June 7 — days after her sister Sunny took her first flight Monday, June 2. The big moment came on the day Gizmo turned 13 ...

For example, the polar bear represents the Arctic, sea turtles serve as ambassadors to the sea, the bald eagle is iconic to North America and the giant panda symbolizes conservation efforts in China.

Big Bear bald eagle chicks show signs they’re getting ready to leave nest As skiing ends, Big Bear, mountain resorts get ready for summer Originally Published: April 2, 2025 at 11:51 AM PDT.

Fans of Big Bear Valley’s beloved bald eagles were crestfallen Friday, March 14, when they awoke to find that one of Jackie’s and Shadow’s three eaglets appeared to be missing from the nest.

A polar bear near Kaktovik, Alaska. New research reveals how polar bears keep ice off their fur. Alan Wilson via Wikimedia Commons under CC BY-SA 3.0 Polar bears don’t have to worry about ...