This video was taken of Munsey and Boda in early July 15th, 2016. On this day the cubs were given a snack of frozen berries. The best time of the day to view the Munsey and Boda playing in the water and chasing each other around the Bear Woods and JP Adler Kodaik Bear Exhibit is between 10:00 am and 12 noon. To learn more about he rescue story of Munsey and Boda go to my blog at wendlandtsusan.wordpress.com Don't forget to stop in and visit the Zoo Store located across from the south side of the Bob Cats exhibit. You can find a lot offun and interesting gifts to purchase for everyone. If you would like a private tour of the zoo or of the Kodiak Bear Exhibit, you can schedule a private. Go to the following linkhttp://ci.marshfield.wi.us/visitors/wildwood_zoo/tour_information.phpwendlandtsusan.wordpress.comhttp://visitmarshfield.com/bears/I've been documenting the growth and activities of Munsey and Boda since they arrived in late October 2015. I've taken over 3,000 photographs of the Kodiak cubs since they arrived at Wildwood Park and Zoo in Marshfield, Wisconsin. I'm in the process of creating charcoal drawings, etchings and collages inspired by the Kodiak cubs . The cubs were rescued by members of Mike Munsey's hunting party after their mother had been illegally killed. Once Munsey received permission to rescue the cubs from their den. When the three cubs were rescued they were hungry, dehydrated , wet and dirty. The following day Nate Svoboda a wildlife biologist in Alaska retrieved the cubs and brought them to the Alaska Zoo. But he real story is that Brandon Stokes (a hunter) climbed a mountain with Harry Dodge and Brigid Dodge to go rescue the three cubs. If not for Stokes and Dodge sacrificing a day to go rescue the bears, the cubs would of never been recovered and would of died the following day.Munsey and Boda are named after Mike Munsey and Nate Svoboda. The Kodiak cubs were donated by the Alaska Zoo to Wildwood Park and Zoo located in Marshfield, Wisconsin in October 2015. The third male cub was flown to the Toledo Ohio Zoo. To learn more about the rescued Kodiak bear cubs go to !MAGiNETHAT! Fine Art wendlandtsusan.wordpress.com You can find a selection of video links that offer information on the background of the rescue efforts and how the Marshfield community supported the fund raising efforts to build a state of the art Kodiak bear habitat exhibit.To learn more about the rescued Kodiak bear cubs and their life at Wildwood Zoo go to the following linkwww.wendlandtsusan.wordpress.comhttp://visitmarshfield.com/bears/http://mmcebooks.a2hosted.com/2017/04/14/zoo-view-april-2017/http://www.toledoblade.com/local/2016/03/02/3-bears-orphaned-in-wild-find-Toledo-Zoo-home-is-just-right.htmlhttp://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_id=773http://www.13abc.com/content/news/Rescued-brown-bears-on-exhibit-at-the-Toledo-Zoo-383093881.html