Bear hates confrontation, conflict makes her anxious, she hates upsetting people. But if you mess with someone she loves, you'll rue the day. She is fiercely loyal, and fiercely protective of those she cares about.
Bears love to sleep, they can hibernate for months.
Bears are affectionate and love bear hugs, cubs separated for months have been known to hug each other when reunited.
Bear loves to sleep, she can sometimes take 2-4 naps a day and that's just barely enough.
Baby Bears are born very small, they rely on their mother for warmth and protection.
Bear loves hugs, her love language is physical touch and she is really good at it.
Bear loves kids, she absolutely adores them and it's a good thing too because she is gonna be a great mom and her family will be the luckiest to ever exist.
Bears can be affectionate, protective, and devoted to their young.
Bear can be shy, bashful, anyone who she decides to let in is very lucky.
Bears waddle when they walk.
Bear has model looks, an angel smile, a baby's warmth, and Apollo's voice (speaking, not singing).
Bear has the most amazing laugh that has ever existed, it could cure cancer, fix a broken bone, mend a broken day, or heal a broken man.
Bears love sweets, their favorite is honey.
There is no one else like Bear in existence, that's not even a fun fact, it's simply just a fact. The way the sky is blue, leaves are green, the sun rises every morning, stars shine every night.
Bears are very playful, they love to chase and wrestle their siblings.
Bear loves sweets, she could eat them to diabetes if the world let her.
Bear loves her loved ones, she cherishes her dearest in a way that surpasses anything anyone ever thought possible.
Mama Bears are very caring and protective of their cubs.
Bear is the sweetest, warmest, loveliest, most caring, most compassionate, most genuine, most thoughtful, most radiant, most graceful, most amazing, most kind-hearted, most joyful, most selfless, most lovable, most patient, most extraordinary girl to ever exist.
Bears love to bite, bear cubs often playfully bite their mothers and loved ones.
Bears do not like confrontation. They are shy and prefer to avoid humans or other animals whenever possible. They usually choose to run away or hide when they sense danger. However, if they feel threatened, cornered, or if their cubs are in danger, they may become defensive and act aggressively to protect themselves or their family.