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Then a shaggy brown bear and some little apes were brought in.
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The latter was a brown bear while the former was a black.
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We woke to the sounds of a brown bear eating our food.
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We surprised a large brown bear which immediately retreated into the woods.
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There were two men, two young women and a huge brown bear.
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Embryo of a bear ( Ursus arctos), twice natural size.
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We sampled guard hair from brown bears ( Ursus arctos) in four regions of Alaska with disparate biogeographies and dietary resource availability.
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We monitored scent marking and investigatory behaviour of wild brown bears Ursus arctos, to test multiple hypotheses relating to the social function of chemical signalling.
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When bruin was close at his heels he threw down his cap.
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Because the kangaroo went in with hops, and the bear was always bruin.
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The movement was a surprise to bruin and he stopped short.
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But immediately we began to see bear signs and ultimately got our bruin.
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Since this, our maiden bear, we have had various other encounters with bruin.
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They tied bruin to the centre post, and the barks grew louder and fiercer.
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She at once suspected that bruin designed to dine off one of the hogs.
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Andy believed that bruin would soon find and harbor himself in some cozy nook.
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The deep snow lapped the bruin's belly without slowing it.
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The enraged bruin swiped at the creatures clinging to him.
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Poor bruin, it must be in pain from its wounds.
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The missile went true, and with his skull crushed, bruin stretched out and lay still.
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But bruin was not to be baulked so easily.
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Posey has been known to say that he said these things to a charging bruin.
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Quite unconscious of his danger, bruin continued to reach down into the vat with unwearied determination.
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They caught sight of bruin, stretched under the tree, and with a shout they stormed him.