Mandy and James help track bears when they go camping in Arkansas.

Camping in Arkansas, Mandy and James spot a mother bear and her two cubs. They are invited to track the bears on their journey back to their home territory. But there are so many hazards - busy highways, rivers, hostile farmers - that Mandy doubts whether the bears will ever find their way home.

Mandy and James discover a mother bear and her cubs while they are camping in Arkansas, but as she follows the bears on their cross-country trek back to their own territory, Mandy wonders if she can help the bears overcome the many dangers on the way.

Mandy helps all kinds of animals at the Animal Arc Shelter. Camping in Arkansas, Mandy and James are invited to help track a mother bear and her two cubs back to their own territory. But, there are so many hazards, they wonder if they will ever be able to help the bears safely return home.

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