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A trio of orphaned brown bear cubs can now call the Minnesota Zoo home after they were rescued from Alaska in July.
Two male cubs and one female, all about 9 months old, were found near King Salmon, Alaska, after they were seen without their mother for nearly a week.
The zoo said each cub has a distinct personality and a name tied to southern Alaska, where they were rescued. Brooks is the smallest and most outgoing of the three. Bristol is the female cub and is known for chasing her brothers, while Dillingham is the largest and more serious sibling.
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