The TCF Bank in a Cub Foods was held up twice in one day _ by different robbers.

A bear cub in the back woods finds garbage.

This polar bear swims up to 60 feet away from shore to find food for his cubs. This also shows you the effect of global warming. This has a very sad ending.

Thailand is not just about its white sandy beaches and great food. Tucked away 100km west of Bangkok is the Tiger temple in Kanchanaburi province. The temple is actually a wildlife conservation project where the monks adopt orphaned cubs and injured tigers and provide them a place to live. No where in the world can tourists get this close to tigers

A pair of grocery store shoppers sued Supervalu Inc. on Thursday, claiming the supermarket chain has mislabeled beef at Cub Foods stores in Minnesota.

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