cave bear

Anglais

Étymologie

Expression formée de cave « grotte, caverne » et bear « ours ».

Locution nominale

Singulier	Pluriel
cave bear \ˈkeɪv ˌbeə(ɹ)\	cave bears \ˈkeɪv ˌbeə(ɹ)z\

cave bear \ˈkeɪv ˌbeə(ɹ)\

1. Ours des cavernes.
   • The cave bear inhabited low mountainous areas, especially in regions rich in limestone caves. They seemed to avoid open plains, preferring forested or forest-edged terrains. — (Cave bear, English Wikipedia)