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On May 9th, firefighters from Taos Pueblo and soldiers from Fort Bliss discovered a tiny North American Black Bear cub who had survived the fire. The soldiers rescued the cub whom they named initially named Hotfoot Teddy. Shortly thereafter they changed his name to Smokey Bear after the fictional character.
What happened to Smokey the bear in real life?
This bear received so much mail that the U.S. Post Office gave Smokey his own zip code20252. Upon his death in 1976, he was buried at the Smokey Bear Historical Park in Capitan, New Mexico.
Where was the original Smokey Bear found?
Consists of a two page announcement of the dedication of the Smokey Bear Historical State Park in Capitan, New Mexico, on May 15, 1976, shortly before his death on November 9, 1976. Smokey was found nearby as an orphaned bear cub clinging to a singed tree after a forest fire in 1950.
How long did the real Smokey the bear live?
Smokey Bear Life Spring 1950 Capitan, New Mexico (living mascot) November 11, 1976 Washington, District of Columbia In-universe information Species American black bear Gender Male4 more rows
Why is Smokey the Bear controversial?
Adolph Samora, a member of the Snowball crew, remembers putting out fire hotspots when some other firefighters called him over to what looked like a crumpled jacket lying on the ground. The little cub was covered, he said. [A crewmember] picked it up and placed it in my arms.
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How did a tribal fire crew rescue the real Smokey Bear?
The bear died in 1976, at the equivalent age of 70 in human years. The area where he was found is now Smokey Bear Historical Park. Smokey Bear vs. Smokey the Bear: Which One Is It?
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