It depends on what kind of bears. Some types of bears do.
They lick them, just like dogs and cats and most other mammals.
cats lick themselves to keep clean.
They lick them.
TO clean them like they clean themselves
All cats--wild or domesticated-- have a tongue. They use it to lick and to drink water. They bathe with their tongues and clean their babies. Just like in humans, the tongue helps cats to eat and swallow.
Cats lick the area they wish to clean. Otherwise, they lick they're paw and rub it on said area. Don't worry, the cat's tongue is very clean.
Cats lick themselves to keep clean, that's where they get the hair from.
None do. All lickthemselves clean
Cats lick water off their paws to clean themselves and to regulate their body temperature.
Cats put their paws in water and lick them to clean themselves and regulate their body temperature.
Like cats and most dogs, they will lick themselves clean, or bath in water.they lick themselfs clean or they wash of in the water
Cats may lick feathers out of curiosity or to clean themselves. Feathers can also mimic the texture of prey, triggering a hunting instinct in cats.