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This article talked nothing whatsoever about their life cycle and their "hibernation" both are very important and should be added.—Preceding unsigned comment added by 000.00.000.000 (talk)
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Where is it? Needs a section describing their behaviour, and fleshing out their biology, it's not like the only thing they do is hibernate. What does their sociality look like, how do they raise their young, mating rituals, what kinds of intelligence do they demonstrate and to what degree? I've noticed the behaviour section is missing on many other animals' pages too, this seems to be a very overlooked subject in regards to animals. They're not just machines of biology, they have psychology, and it needs a spotlight because people will be looking for that specifically, especially for safety. Where is there an example of the signs that you have entered a bear's territory like marking, or advice to make noise when hiking, or the protective measures in the case of an attack?
There are brief mentions scattered throughout, but they are lacking and dispersed, readers shouldn't have to dig through an entire article to piece together a poorly rounded picture of their behaviour, especially if someone is using this resource as quick reference. Why is the only reference to individual territory size in "reproduction"? ~2026-40070-76 (talk) 11:28, 17 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
I think you are likely using a mobile device to read the article. That makes it hard to see that what you are asking for is very much there. Please visit on a computer to verify that what you are looking for is present. The article is quite large with several layers of subtopics. - In solidarity, UtherSRG(talk)15:50, 17 July 2026 (UTC)Reply
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