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{{quote|This king among animals is dangerous game for even the most seasoned hunters. They'll attack anyone who wanders into their territory regardless of the wanderer's weaponry. As their name implies, they have a natural love of honey. Extreme caution is advised when you spot one, but if you're sneaky enough and maybe just a little bit crazy... you may just be able to ride one.|Hyrule Compendium Entry}} | {{quote|This king among animals is dangerous game for even the most seasoned hunters. They'll attack anyone who wanders into their territory regardless of the wanderer's weaponry. As their name implies, they have a natural love of honey. Extreme caution is advised when you spot one, but if you're sneaky enough and maybe just a little bit crazy... you may just be able to ride one.|Hyrule Compendium Entry}} | ||
A '''Honeyvore Bear''' is an animal found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. They are one of the rarest animals in Hyrule, only appearing in a few select locations. By nature, they are extremely tough, and highly aggressive towards [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]], but if approached sneakily, they can be tamed and ridden, though they cannot be registered at a [[Stable]]. Upon death, they drop some large pieces of meat, such as [[Raw Prime Meat]] and [[Raw Gourmet Meat]]. Rarely, they drop some [[ | A '''Honeyvore Bear''' is an animal found in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild|Breath of the Wild]]''. They are one of the rarest animals in Hyrule, only appearing in a few select locations. By nature, they are extremely tough, and highly aggressive towards [[Link (Breath of the Wild)|Link]], but if approached sneakily, they can be tamed and ridden, though they cannot be registered at a [[Stable]]. Upon death, they drop some large pieces of meat, such as [[Raw Prime Meat]] and [[Raw Gourmet Meat]]. Rarely, they drop some [[Courser Bee Honey]]. | ||
As part of the quest ''[[Good-Sized Horse]]'', the Honeyvore Bear '''cannot''' be sold to Zyle, as he refuses to buy it since it's not a horse. | As part of the quest ''[[Good-Sized Horse]]'', the Honeyvore Bear '''cannot''' be sold to Zyle, as he refuses to buy it since it's not a horse. | ||
==Location== | ==Location== | ||
The Honeyvore Bear in the [[Hickaly Woods]] in [[West Necluda]], just south [[Crenel Peak]] in the [[Lanayru Wetlands]], and also around [[ | The Honeyvore Bear in the [[Hickaly Woods]] in [[West Necluda]], just south [[Crenel Peak]] in the [[Lanayru Wetlands]], and also around [[Meadela's Mantle]], in the [[Gerudo Highlands]], ridden by [[Bokoblins]]. | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
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"This king among animals is dangerous game for even the most seasoned hunters. They'll attack anyone who wanders into their territory regardless of the wanderer's weaponry. As their name implies, they have a natural love of honey. Extreme caution is advised when you spot one, but if you're sneaky enough and maybe just a little bit crazy... you may just be able to ride one."
A Honeyvore Bear is an animal found in Breath of the Wild. They are one of the rarest animals in Hyrule, only appearing in a few select locations. By nature, they are extremely tough, and highly aggressive towards Link, but if approached sneakily, they can be tamed and ridden, though they cannot be registered at a Stable. Upon death, they drop some large pieces of meat, such as Raw Prime Meat and Raw Gourmet Meat. Rarely, they drop some Courser Bee Honey.
As part of the quest Good-Sized Horse, the Honeyvore Bear cannot be sold to Zyle, as he refuses to buy it since it's not a horse.
Location
The Honeyvore Bear in the Hickaly Woods in West Necluda, just south Crenel Peak in the Lanayru Wetlands, and also around Meadela's Mantle, in the Gerudo Highlands, ridden by Bokoblins.
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