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'''Blind cave bears''' are huge predators that appear only one at a time to hunt dwarves. They can be trapped and [[tame]]d by an [[animal trainer]] and make decent pets. Unlike bears of the surface world ([[black bear]]s, [[grizzly bear]]s or [[polar bear]]s), blind cave bears are not attracted by [[food]] or [[alcohol|drink]] and cannot be lured into [[trap]]s with anything less than either blind luck or a strategically placed [[Defense_guide#Animals|kitten on a rope]].
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'''Blind cave bears''' are large [[caverns|subterranean]] predators that appear only one at a time to hunt dwarves. Unlike bears of the surface world ([[black bear]]s, [[grizzly bear]]s or [[polar bear]]s), blind cave bears are not attracted by [[food]] or [[alcohol|drink]] and cannot be lured into [[trap]]s with anything less than either blind luck or a strategically placed [[Defense_guide#Animals|kitten on a rope]]. They are not actually blind, at least not really, possessing the <tt>[EXTRAVISION]</tt> tag despite having no eyes - the end result is that (ironically) they cannot be blinded. They are also of the <tt>[LARGE_PREDATOR]</tt> class, which means that they will opportunistically attack any dwarves that approach - unless that dwarf happens to be a [[skill|great]] [[battle axe|axedwarf]] in full [[steel]] [[armor]], they're not likely to survive the encounter.
  
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They may be worth more dead than alive: blind cave bear parts and products are worth three times as much as those of domestic animals, and a single bear will keep a [[bone carver]] busy for a while.  
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They can be trapped and [[tame]]d by an [[animal trainer]] and make decent [[pet]]s. They are also useful dead: blind cave bear parts and products are worth three times as much as those of domestic animals, and a single bear will keep a [[bone carver]] busy for a while. [[Goblin]]s have been known to arrive on them during [[siege]]s.
  
 
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Blind cave bear

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Urist likes blind cave bears for their drooping ears.
Biome

  • Underground Depth: 1-2
Attributes

· Exotic mount

Tamed Attributes
Pet value 500

· Exotic pet · Breeding

Not trainable 

Size
Birth: 20,000 cm3
Mid: 100,000 cm3
Max: 200,000 cm3

Age
Adult at: 1
Max age: 20-30
Butchering returns

(Value multiplier ×3)

Food items

Meat 14
Fat 13
Brain 1
Heart 1
Lungs 2
Intestines 1
Liver 1
Kidneys 2
Tripe 1
Sweetbread 1
Spleen 1

Raw materials

Bones 17
Skull 1
Teeth 2
Skin Raw hide
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A huge emaciated-looking bear with great drooping ears and many sharp teeth. It is found deep underground.

Blind cave bears are large subterranean predators that appear only one at a time to hunt dwarves. Unlike bears of the surface world (black bears, grizzly bears or polar bears), blind cave bears are not attracted by food or drink and cannot be lured into traps with anything less than either blind luck or a strategically placed kitten on a rope. They are not actually blind, at least not really, possessing the [EXTRAVISION] tag despite having no eyes - the end result is that (ironically) they cannot be blinded. They are also of the [LARGE_PREDATOR] class, which means that they will opportunistically attack any dwarves that approach - unless that dwarf happens to be a great axedwarf in full steel armor, they're not likely to survive the encounter.

They can be trapped and tamed by an animal trainer and make decent pets. They are also useful dead: blind cave bear parts and products are worth three times as much as those of domestic animals, and a single bear will keep a bone carver busy for a while. Goblins have been known to arrive on them during sieges.

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Subterranean
Mammals
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Miscellaneous
Semi-Megabeasts
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