Bears Coloring Pages

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Bear coloring page: a cute teddy bear sitting with a bow around its neck
Bear coloring page: a cute teddy bear sitting with a bow around its neck
Bear coloring page: a fluffy bear standing and looking forward
Bear coloring page: a fluffy bear standing and looking forward
Bear coloring page: a happy teddy bear sitting and holding a large flower
Bear coloring page: a happy teddy bear sitting and holding a large flower
Bear coloring page: a teddy bear sitting, wearing a Santa hat and scarf
Bear coloring page: a teddy bear sitting, wearing a Santa hat and scarf
Bear coloring page: a bear cub lying on a log in a forest setting
Bear coloring page: a bear cub lying on a log in a forest setting
Bear coloring page: a cheerful bear cub walking with its mouth open
Bear coloring page: a cheerful bear cub walking with its mouth open
Bear coloring page: a large polar bear standing and looking to the right
Bear coloring page: a large polar bear standing and looking to the right
Bear coloring page: a growling bear standing over a person on a rock
Bear coloring page: a growling bear standing over a person on a rock

Welcome to Our Bear Coloring Pages

Wander into the forest with our bear coloring pages! Color mighty grizzlies, white polar bears in snowy landscapes, gentle teddy bears, playful pandas with bamboo, baby cubs and woodland scenes. From wild grizzlies to cuddly stuffed friends, every bear is ready for your colors.

About Bears

Bears are large, intelligent mammals found across North America, South America, Europe and Asia. There are 8 species: brown bear (including grizzlies), polar bear, black bear, panda, spectacled bear, sun bear, sloth bear and Asiatic black bear. Bears are excellent climbers and swimmers — polar bears can swim over 300 km without rest! Some bears hibernate through winter, while pandas eat bamboo for up to 14 hours a day. Teddy bears got their name from US President Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt in 1902.

How to Color Online

Click any image and pick a color. Click on a region to fill it with the paint bucket tool. Brown bears are brown, polar bears are white, pandas are black-and-white — but in coloring world, anything goes! Pink panda? Rainbow grizzly? Galaxy teddy bear? You decide. Save or print. Free, no account.

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