Sun Bears by Eamon
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Sun bears are found in the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia. They grow up to 4 feet tall and eat a variety of insects, small animals, fruits and plants. Known as honey bears, they have powerful teeth for cracking nuts and long tongues, but poor eyesight. They are currently endangered.
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