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Grizzly Bear Mini Plush Clip-On

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Bring a bit of wilderness fun wherever you go with the Grizzly Bear Mini Plush Clip-On. Grizzly bears are an iconic part of the West's wild landscapes and play an important role in healthy ecosystems as omnivores that help disperse seeds and move nutrients through their habitats. This small plush bear features soft brown fur, tan ears, a tan muzzle, and matching tan paws. A black clip makes it easy to attach the plush to a backpack, purse, travel bag, key ring, or display hook.

The compact size makes it a fun choice for kids, wildlife fans, and collectors of mini plush toys. It is easy to carry on trips, bring to school, or keep as a small nature-inspired keepsake. The soft texture also gives it a cozy feel for everyday use. Whether clipped to a bag or given as a gift, the Grizzly Bear Mini Clip-On adds a friendly forest touch.

  • Whimsical grizzly bear design
  • Includes clip for attachments to bags and more
  • Size: 3 3/4" x 3 1/2" x 4 1/4"

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