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A picture taken on March 28, 2017 shows two orphan bear cubs, named Masha and Brundo, playing in a village located some 20 kilometres north of the capital Podgorica, at the family property of a 31-year old animal lover in Blisna, who took them temporarily so that they can grow up in conditions as close as possible to the wild life. Their mother was without doubt killed by a hunter – Montenegro is moved over two orphan bear cubs, saved by humans from a certain death from hunger but torn from the wild. Montenegrin mountains are home to 50 to 100 brown bears, according to ecologists while the national hunters' association puts their number at 357. (Photo by Savo Prelevic/AFP Photo)
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