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Animals - Bears and Sloths

Here you will learn the names of bears and sloths in English such as "grizzly bear", "red panda", and "unau".

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brown bear

a large bear species characterized by its brown fur, muscular build, and prominent shoulder hump, found in North America, Eurasia, and parts of Scandinavia

Ex: A brown bear crossed the river in search of salmon. 
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giant panda

a large mammal that looks like a bear with black and white fur and eats bamboos, usually found in China

Ex: The giant panda spends much of the day eating bamboo. 
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cinnamon bear

a variant of the American black bear with a distinctive reddish-brown fur coloration

Ex: A cinnamon bear appeared at the edge of the meadow early in the morning. 
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grizzly bear

‌a large, brown bear that lives across Eurasia and North America

Ex: The grizzly bear stood beside the river waiting for salmon. 
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sloth bear

a species of bear found in the Indian subcontinent, known for its unique appearance, insectivorous diet

Ex: The sloth bear tore open a termite mound with its powerful claws. 
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red panda
red panda
[noun]

a carnivorous mammal that resembles a raccoon with a brownish coat and ringed tail, which its main habitat is the Eastern Himalayas

Ex: The red panda curled its bushy tail around its body while sleeping. 
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sloth
sloth
[noun]

a herbivorous mammal that is known for moving very slowly, which hangs from the trees and lives in tropical rainforests of South and Central America

Ex: The sloth moved slowly from one branch to another. 
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sun bear
sun bear
[noun]

a small species of bear found in Southeast Asia, known for its distinctive "V"-shaped patch of fur on its chest

Ex: The sun bear climbed the tree in search of fruit and insects. 
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unau
unau
[noun]

a slow-moving arboreal mammal known for its unique appearance, slow movement, and specialized adaptations for living in trees in Central and South America

Ex: The unau hung upside down from a branch for most of the afternoon. 
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spectacled bear

a species of bear native to South America, named for the distinctive facial markings that resemble eyeglasses or spectacles

Ex: The spectacled bear gets its name from the pale markings around its eyes. 
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black bear

a medium-sized bear species found in North America, known for its distinctive black or dark-colored fur, adaptability, and omnivorous diet

Ex: A black bear wandered through the campground during the night. 
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Kermode bear

a rare subspecies of the American black bear with a white or cream-colored coat

Ex: The Kermode bear is famous for its unusual white or cream-colored coat. 
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polar bear

a large white bear which lives in the North Pole and is well-adapted to its icy environment

Ex: The polar bear's white fur helps it blend into its icy surroundings, making it a stealthy predator. 
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three-toed sloth

a unique mammal known for its slow movements and arboreal lifestyle in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America

Ex: The three-toed sloth moved slowly through the rainforest canopy. 
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two-toed sloth

a fascinating mammal with a slow-paced lifestyle and unique adaptations for living in the trees of the tropical rainforests

Ex: The two-toed sloth reached for a branch with its long front claws. 
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