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It is located in the Śnieżnik Kłodzki Massif, on the right slope of the Kleśnica Valley, in a block of marbles lying in the Stroma Mountain. It is the longest of the Sudeten caves and one of the longest and deepest in Poland. The cave is developed horizontally on three levels. The length of the halls and corridors is over 3 km, and the depth is about 60 m. The middle level runs a very attractive tourist route with a unique and well-preserved cave stalactite garment (magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, stalagnates, cascades, domes, necrotic bowls and stalactite drapes) and silt created during glaciations rich in the remains of animals living at that time. The largest amounts of remains belong to the cave bear, hence the cave got its name. It also found bones of a cave lion, wolf, bison, cave hyena, marten, bats, beaver, roe deer, wild boar, fox and many rodents.