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Teddy Bears of fiction have been around for a long time and are very dear in our memories. Teddy Bears can stimulate the imagination, which is probably why the author AA Milne was able to invent the stories of Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh was is a teddy bear of his son, Christopher Robin. However, the teddy bear was named after a real girl named Winnipeg. Even if the original bear representing Winnie the Pooh was bright yellow, it did not look at all like the Disney version and did not wear a red shirt.

Brer Bear has lived in the forest as a farmer with his wife and children and he always had to chase wolves. There are not too many teddy bears that look like Brer Bear, and if there were, I saw that they had a southern accent, if they did speak. Storyteller Uncle Remus had a very southern accent, so when he said brother, he sounded like Bre’r. This bear dates all the way back to 1919 when he made his debut in comics.

You remember the teddy bear that read stories from  a book for you? I remember my dear old Teddy Ruxpin, it was the best out of all my teddy bears. Teddy Ruxpin was created in the 80s and are recreated four times before all defects were fixed, but this did not prevent children from loving these stuffed bears of fiction.

Paddington Bear was a teddy bear of fiction that was always going on adventures and was always  in some sort of trouble. The teddy bear was originally purchased by a couple who thought he needed a home. Later he became a source of inspiration to the owner for writing stories and drawing cartoons. Paddington Teddy wears a hat at all times and carries around a suitcase for travel.

Berenstein Bears were a family of fictional bears with a mother, father, brother and sister bear. They all lived in a house in a tree and scenarios linked to family issues, such as eating junk food, lying, bullying, the first day of school and many other problems that children can relate to.

As you can see Teddy fiction have been around for some time and will be here for many years to come. Remember fictional teddy bears that are not mentioned here? Think of a time when everything was innocent and about teddy bears and you’ll feel the warmth again, even if the outside temperature is cold.

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13 Responses to “Story Bears”

  • fiora nodenourn:

    this is great. i love the laughter.

  • schersto scal:

    As the Joker said:

    "This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object. You won't kill me out of some misplaced self-righteousness, and I won't kill you because… you're just too much fun… I think you and I are destined to do this forever."

  • arbik:

    There were no high expectations for the Bears last year. Everyone kept saying that it was a year to rebuild, and they missed the playoffs by one game. Now there are some more expectations. They have a good QB (for once), and they have beefed up their defense with Pisa, Lovie calling the shots, and Marinelli working with the line. Whenever there are expectations put on a team there are haters who don't believe. Minnesota is tough, but Favre won't help if they get him. He's washed up and will throw more picks than TD's when facing the Bears. Packers are nice, but it's going to take a year or two to switch to 3-4 effectively, especially considering they've done almost nothing to improve their front seven for the 3-4. Look for the Bears to win the division this year, and possibly surprise some people in the playoffs.

  • tri:

    AI always have a big power.

  • noj:

    is this an official video?

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  • aja shito:

    Zoos provide them with cool water in which they can swim. Also, the polar bears in Australia probably do not have even close to the amount of blubber on their bodies that their wild counterparts do. That being said, any large animal can potentially become overheated if left in the heat long enough.

  • schow tsu:

    LOL

  • giann schmiddaro:

    Very eighties, haha, cool! Thanks for posting this video. 1985 Bears defense was probably the scariest I have ever seen to this day. Hard-hitting and intimidating. Only 1976 Steel Curtain or 2000 Ravens can compare.

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  • croit:

    I did a similar project in biology a couple years ago.
    There is a ton of information out there…
    What I found is that melting glaciers are creating greater distance between ice floes. Hence, polar bears have to swim greater distances from piece to piece. They get tired and drown. In 2005, I think, there were more than 70 found dead from drowning.
    Additionally, with warming temperatures, polar bears are moving into habitats they didn't previously occupy, and leaving ones they did. People and polars don't mix too well.
    Another issue is the entire food chain itself. All aspects of the environment are changing… too little food for this leads to too little food for that leads to hungry polar bears.
    Like I said, there's a bunch of stuff out there – google!
    Good luck!

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  • pavall rot:

    Great job , no one would want to get between momma bear and a screaming cub ! The guy in the truck knows this . She wasn’t going to leave the little one behind for a second that’s dedication , something many of our young mothers could use by watching the news these days .

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