NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Amid growing controversy over the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency’s decision to release three orphaned bear cubs into the wild instead of move them to Appalachian Bear Rescue, TWRA’s former chief of wildlife, who also worked as a manager for ABR, is sharing his expert opinion.
Daryl Ratajczak is a wildlife biologist. He told WSMV4 News Anchor Amanda Hara his initial reaction to the video that captured agents releasing three young, 12 pound cubs, into the wild after their mother was hit and killed by a car in Sullivan County…