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Black Boo Bear Boo is the biggest bear in the wood. He spends his days roaming among trees. Hibernation comes with winters cold. Boo’s quickly alerted to a mess, There’s urgency to the frantic bees, A man’s netted head in a white suit Standing tall two legs, scares him away, The white suit runs in a cloud of
smoke. Later he sees a beavers tree down, With a sigh of relief, the tree’s bare. On a particular sunny day, “Hi, there,” he says, quite shyly and
meek. He realizes she’s just a bit shy too, “Hi I’m Sue. Aren’t you our honey bear? “Absolutely, that’s my job, you knew?” “What you do is important for all. So begins their long life together. Time goes by and bees are protected. Honey combs stay safe, flowers do too.
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