A pair of baby black bear siblings were reunited after being separated from their mother and surviving the Twenty-Five Mile Wildfire, which raged through the state park in Washington over the summer. Chelan County locals Dave and Karen Case, who live on a remote 50-acre property surrounded by state forest land, first witnessed the pair, along with their mother, on the property’s wildlife camera. The young cubs could be seen wrestling about playfully—then the fire descended upon them quicker than the animals could move. “That’s how we came to see the wounded bear cubs,” Karen told PAWS Wildlife Center. “One of them was crawling and unable to walk.” The footage shows one cub crawling on its elbows, its paws badly injured by the fire. The couple reached out to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, who set out to rescue the bears. “They spent hours running up and down in …