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In quiet winter. There are secrets in the woods. Under fallen trees and within other hiding places, mother bears interrupt their winter sleep to give birth to cubs. The mothers snuggle their babies close. They feed them bear milk until spring arrives. But sometimes things go wrong. Sometimes a mother bear is scared off or injured, or cubs lose their homes. When orphan cubs need help. The Appalachian Bear Center in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee is ready. The center began helping bears in 1996. The staff and volunteers have returned more than thirty cubs to the wild. The staff and vol