Is it true that the old people in the countryside often say that if you let the bear be blind, you w

False, the words made up by the elderly in order to scare the children have no basis.

I think it's probably true, because it's definitely dangerous to face a fierce animal like a bear.

It should be possible, after all, many animals have barbs on their tongues.

It's possible, and the bear is still quite aggressive, so it's best to be careful.

This is indeed the case, because the tongue of the blind bear is not an ordinary tongue, but he has that kind of thorn on it.

This is a bit exaggerated, and it shouldn't hurt a lot if you lick it.

In fact, it is a way of saying that it means to stay away from the big bear.

Bears are very large, and their mouths are very large.

I think this is mainly superstition, after all, this is the thinking of the older generation, and I don't think it's very good.

It is believable because these animals have a lot of barbs on their tongues, and they will scrape some of the flesh off the human face.

This claim is very implausible, because there is simply no evidence to prove it, and these are all speculations.

Credible. Because bears have barbs on their tongues, and these barbs can bleed and disfigure.

It's not credible at all, because there is no scientific basis for such a claim, and bear spit is not so dangerous.

Bears are large animals with a very mixed diet, and their tongues are covered with many barbs of fine skin, which can help them shave off the flesh between the bones.

The reason for this is that there are many barbs on the bear's tongue, and although there are not only bones left, disfigurement is possible.

It's a little exaggerated, but it's also a little true. The bear is large and has barbs on its tongue, so if it pounces on it and licks it, it will be a bit exaggerated if there are only bones left, but it will be difficult to get out of the bear's mouth.

It's a bit of an exaggeration, although the bear is very powerful, but it is not to the point where there will be only bones left if you lick the human face, this sentence is also an exaggerated technique, which makes people feel awe of the bear.

I think this kind of statement is exaggerated, but it is just to scare children and make them listen to their parents, but it doesn't mean much.

There is some truth in the old man's statement, bears are really fierce, so it is better for us to stay away from these animals.

This is actually a kind of scaring child, of course, this also reflects a question from the side, is the bear really that strong? Of course, if you do face a bear, you do have terrible consequences like the one mentioned above.