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'''Dire bears''' are gigantic bears, perhaps 20 feet tall when it reals on its hind legs. They can grow to 18-20 feet and 6,000 lb., with a rich dark brown coat of fur and a powerful build. Some have been spooted in Mulgore and in Ashenvale. They avoid humans but show no fear if provoked. Occasionally, a dire bear will eat livestock or even attack lone travelers for food, but such action is rare. They are good swimmers and may attack from the water; others hunt seals. A dire bear will attempt to get a good hold on a victim and then bite until the victim is dead.{{Cite|MoM|162}} |
'''Dire bears''' are gigantic bears, perhaps 20 feet tall when it reals on its hind legs. They can grow to 18-20 feet and 6,000 lb., with a rich dark brown coat of fur and a powerful build. Some have been spooted in Mulgore and in Ashenvale. They avoid humans but show no fear if provoked. Occasionally, a dire bear will eat livestock or even attack lone travelers for food, but such action is rare. They are good swimmers and may attack from the water; others hunt seals. A dire bear will attempt to get a good hold on a victim and then bite until the victim is dead.{{Cite|MoM|162}} |
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Dire bears are gigantic bears, perhaps 20 feet tall when it reals on its hind legs. They can grow to 18-20 feet and 6,000 lb., with a rich dark brown coat of fur and a powerful build. Some have been spooted in Mulgore and in Ashenvale. They avoid humans but show no fear if provoked. Occasionally, a dire bear will eat livestock or even attack lone travelers for food, but such action is rare. They are good swimmers and may attack from the water; others hunt seals. A dire bear will attempt to get a good hold on a victim and then bite until the victim is dead.Template:Cite
Druids are able to turn into dire bears. Beastmasters such as Tagar Bearclaw keep a dire bear as a companion.