A group of bears is called a sleuth or a sloth. These terms are used to describe a gathering of bears, typically when they are seen together in the wild. The word “sleuth” comes from the Old Norse word “slóð,” which means trail or track, reflecting the bear’s reputation as a skilled tracker. On the other hand, “sloth” is derived from the Middle English word “slouthe,” meaning laziness, which might refer to the bear’s slow and deliberate movements.
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