Bear Hollow Zoo Loses Beloved Black Bear Yonah to Severe Pneumonia
Yonah, an American black bear at Bear Hollow Zoo for 15 years, was euthanized on November 1 after developing severe pneumonia.
November 6, 2026
Yonah, an American black bear at Bear Hollow Zoo for 15 years, was euthanized on November 1 after developing severe pneumonia.
American black bear Yonah was euthanized on Nov. 1 due to severe pneumonia. Her sister Athena has recovered.
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