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This Surprising Clan of Cave Bears Changed Prehistoric History—Here’s Why! For centuries, cave bears dominated the Ice Age landscapes of Europe, mystifying both early settlers and modern scientists. But recent discoveries reveal a startling truth: one remarkable clan of cave bears didn’t just survive the harsh Pleistocene—it reshaped prehistoric human and ecological history in ways historians never expected. ### The Ele القضية by: Unexpected Behavior and Social Structure Long thought to be solitary and purely scavengers, emerging evidence shows cave bears formed complex social groups unlike any other Ice Age megafauna. Fossil sites across Germany, Poland, and Belgium now reveal shared burrows, coordinated nesting patterns, and even evidence of communal care for cubs. These behaviors suggest deep social bonds within at least one prominent cave bear clan.