var arrayFacts=[
"Although small, the sun bear is far from safe.
The Malayan sun bear is the smallest bear in the world.
It is also the most dangerous animal that a person can encounter in the Asian jungle.
It is one of the few animals that will attack for no reason, ripping apart an enemy with its powerful jaws and razor sharp claws.",
"‘He who sits on high.’
The Malayans named the sun bear ‘basindo nantenggil,’ meaning 'he who likes to sit high,' because the sun bear makes its home high in the trees.
With an estimated population below 1,000, the sun bear is one of the rarest animal on earth.",
"Good home makers.
Sun bears like to make their homes in the branches of trees.
They have small 4 inch long claws, no hair on the soles of their feet and are pigeon-toed.
This makes it easy for them to move around and live in branches of trees.",
"Watch the sun set.
The sun bear is half the size of the American black bear.
It is the smallest of the bear family, and gets its name from the white or yellowish crescent marking on its chest which looks like a rising or setting sun.
Common nicknames for the sun bear include: dog bear, Malay bear and honey bear.",
"Sun bears would lose most popularity contests.
The sun bears fondness for human crops has made them unpopular.
The sun bear is an omnivore and likes to eat commercial crops including coconuts, which it opens with its strong jaws and teeth.
The sun bear has an exceptionally long tongue, used for getting insects from inside trees, and honey out of beehives.
Its love of honey is how it got the nickname ‘honey bear’.",
];