Three bears arrive at Minnesota Zoo
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Haines and Kenai, two new residents of the Minnesota Zoo, have arrived at the facility and will go on display in June.
photo courtesy Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Three grizzly bears -- Sadie, Haines and Kenai -- have been living at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center since 2006, when they were orphaned and rescued.
Sadie is one of three grizzly bears who just arrived at the Minnesota Zoo; she will go on display in June.
Photo courtesy Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
They'll go on public display on June 7, when the zoo's $23.6 million exhibit, Russia's Grizzly Coast, opens.
The exhibit will also feature sea otters, leopards and boars, animals native to the Far East of Russia.
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