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Do bears have tails? | kgb answers

Bears do have tails. Their tails used to be long and thick but now they are short and stumpy.  see the full page

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Do bears (Bears, murderers of the family Ursidae) have tails (sections at the rear end of an animal's body which form distinct, flexible appendages to the torso)?

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