Bears are large, strong mammals in the family Ursidae, found in habitats ranging from forests and mountains to Arctic ice. Most are adaptable omnivores, using keen senses, powerful limbs, and long claws to find food; their diets and behavior vary by species and habitat. Some bears spend much of the year alone, while mothers care closely for their cubs. The category's titles also reflect how bear references appear in mascot-style identities and playful names, alongside the animal itself.