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The Little Flying Bears is an animated television series produced by Zagreb Film and CinéGroupe[3][4]. It was a Croatian/Canadian/French co-production which originally aired in 1990.

This cartoon helps children realize the importance of protecting the environment. The series shows the harmful effects of pollution and fires as well as the important role of the ecosystem.

International versions[]

Language Title Channels
Arabic
(Al-Anoud Artistic Production and Distribution Foundation)
الدببة الطائرة Several Arabic stations in the Middle East (formerly)
Saudi TV (formerly)
Libya Al-Marah (formerly)
Thikrayat TV (intermittently)
Arabic
(Future Horizons)
مغامرات الدببة الطائرة direct-to-video
Majd (formerly)
Arabic
(Al-Qah Artistic Production Foundation)
مغامرات لبيب وحبيب direct-to-video
Al-Istiqama TV (intermittently)
Basma (intermittently)

Croatian Leteći medvjedići[5] RTL Kockica (formerly)
Mini TV
Czech Malí létající medvídci unknown
French Les oursons volants[6] FR3/France 3 (formerly)
Télétoon+ (formerly)
German Die Flugbärchen kommen! ProSieben (formerly)
Kabel eins (formerly)
Junior (formerly)[7]
Hebrew המעופפים הנועזים Israeli Education Television (formerly)[8]
Junior (formerly)[9]
Hungarian Repülő bocsok[10] TV-2 (formerly)
RTL Klub (formerly)
Minimax (formerly)
Icelandic Flugbangsanir[11] Sjónvarpið (formerly)[12]
Italian Gli orsetti volanti Rai 1 (formerly)[13]
Macedonian Летечките мечиња MRT 1 (formerly)
Mandarin 環保小飛熊 unknown
Norwegian De flyvende bjørnene NRK1 (formerly)
TVNorge (formerly)
Persian خرس کوچولوهای پرنده IRIB Pooya (formerly)
Polish
(VHS, voice-over)
Małe latające niedźwiadki[14] direct-to-video
Polish
(TV Regionalna, voice-over)
Latające misie TVP Regionalna (formerly)
Polish
(dub)
Latające misie TVP1 (formerly)
TVP Polonia (formerly)
Portuguese (Brazil) Os Ursinhos Voadores[15] VHS
Portuguese (Portugal) Os Ursinhos Voadores Canal Panda (formerly)[16]
Russian Летающие медвежата: Защитники природы unknown
Serbian Mali leteći medvedići Pink Super Kids (formerly)
Pink Kids (formerly)
Slovene Mali leteči medvedki[17] TV SLO 1 (formerly)
Spanish (Latin America) Los osos voladores Magic Kids (formerly)[18]
The Big Channel (formerly)
Mexiquense TV (formerly)
Spanish (Spain) Los osos voladores Canal Panda (formerly)[16]
Swedish De flygande björnarna[19] SVT1 (formerly)
TV3 (formerly)
Thai unknown Channel 7 (formerly)

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Turkish Uçan Küçük Ayilar Show TV (formerly)[21]

References[]

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