An orphaned and hungry bear cub is helped out by it's own coniferous version of “Treebeard” as it wanders the forest lonely and afraid. The rest of it's youth is spent in idyllic joy - fuelled by a diet of what looks like pre-processed pesto! High up in the branches one day, it espies a crisp packet. It’s still full and the bear relishes the taste. Across the ravine it sees the birds hovering and concludes that a visit is in order. The anxious tree is determined to prevent him, but then a rash act by the bear sees it released to explore the site of copious amounts of human waste. Now, well it'…
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