What is the collective noun for bears?

The answer is actually incorrect. The collective noun for bears is "sleuth" or "sloth." The word "sloth" refers to a group of bears, particularly in medieval literature and poetic contexts. However, it is important to note that "sloth" is rarely used in modern English and the more commonly accepted term is "sleuth." So, both terms can be considered correct, although "sleuth" is the more widely recognized and used collective noun for bears.