A general principle concerning the gender of bears has been established years ago by bear supervisor König from Bern, after over thirty years of observation. It allows for predictions and states, in short, that when a female bear bears three cubs, and they aren't all male or female, it will invariably be either two males and a female, or two females and a male.

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This quote suggests that bear supervisor König from Bern has established a general principle regarding the gender distribution of bear cubs. Based on his observations over three decades, the principle states that when a female bear gives birth to three cubs and they are not all male or female, the distribution will always be either two males and one female or two females and one male. This principle allows for predictions regarding the gender ratios of bear cubs in such scenarios.

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