Thomas Jefferson. He was given two bear cubs as a gift from Lewis and Clark, two infamous explorers of the west. They gave them to Jefferson as a representation of the west since so little was known about this unexplored territory.
George Washington was the first to have an animal in the white house. He had many stallions. But the first president to have an animal in the white house as a member of the family was James Monroe, who had one nameless Spaniel.
he had no bear cubs. Wrong. He received two bear cubs as a gift from Lewis and Clark. Jefferson kept the cubs briefly on the lawn near his house and then sent them to Charles Willson Peale for his Philadelphia museum. The cubs were not given names by President Jefferson.
yes he did he had a mockingbird; and two bear cubs
Explorer Zebulon Pike sent a live pair of grizzly bear cubs to Thomas Jefferson at the White House. Jefferson put them in a cage and placed them on the front lawn. In this way, Jefferson showed Americans that new and exciting worlds beyond the Mississippi were waiting to be discovered.
baby polar bear cubs are off white not exactly white but more of a cream
He had 11 dogs while at the White House. They also had two canaries, a mockingbird, a white canary, a thrush, two cats, a goose, two raccoons, a bobcat, and a donkey. The Coolidges were also given lion cubs, a wallaby, a bear and a pigmy hippo from dignataries from other countries.
Bear litters are 1-3 cubs.
Well the father bear now has to feed the cubs and the mother bear has to stay home and take care of them.
a bear, babies are cubs
The black bear's litter size is from 1 to 3 cubs. Two cubs are more common.
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Male bears, wolves, cougars, eagles, and large hawks may prey on bear cubs.