The Baby Bears meet a group of helpless bunnies. When they find out the bunnies live in fear of vicious crows, the Bears decide to become heroes and help out.
Tropes:
- Creepy Crows: A downplayed example - while there is nothing particularly terrifying about them, the fact that they keep stealing food from the bunnies makes them a threat.
- Conscience Makes You Go Back: Baby Panda abandons his brothers to go to the chocolate festival, but returns after being guilt-tripped.
- Cuddle Bug: Bunnies keep hugging Panda, which he finds annoying. In the end, Panda uses this to save the day.
- Eyes Out of Sight: The bunny elder has Big Ol' Eyebrows that conceal his eyes.Grizzly: He's the elder! You can tell by his eyebrows.* Feathered Fiend: The crows keep stealing the food that the bunnies grow.
- Going to See the Elephant: The bears initially are headed to a chocolate festival in Denver, but get waylaid helping the bunnies.
- Hope Spot: The bears help the bunnies make a scarecrow to frighten off the crows. It works, but Grizzly celebrates too soon, causing the bunnies to drop the scarecrow and break it, revealing the ruse just as the crows are retreating.
- Jerkass Ball: Baby Panda acts more of a Bratty Half-Pint in this episode, persistently wanting to go to a chocolate festival instead of helping his brothers and the bunnies against the crows and abandons them for the festival. Fortunately, he has a Jerkass Realization from meeting three humans having done the same to another and goes back for them.
- Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Panda leaves the others to go to the chocolate festival in Denver, leaving them to the mercy of the crows. He does reconsider and comes back for a Big Damn Heroes moment.
- Whole Episode Flashback: Another baby bears episode.
- The Worm That Walks: At the episode's climax, Panda helps to scare away the crows by getting the bunnies to form together into a large body.
