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It’s the bear that keeps on giving. Here’s the latest way Cocaine Bear has been immortalized and how you can get it. But only a few are available.

The limited edition bobblehead features the 175-pound black bear who died of a cocaine overdose after ingesting a batch of the drug in the mountains of Fannin County, Georgia nearly 40 years ago in 1985.

The first official, limited-edition Cocaine Bear bobblehead was unveiled Friday.

The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum launched a bobblehead of the famous bear in association with Kentucky for Kentucky, available online.

After seeing the film “Cocaine Bear” in theaters, this couple knew that they wanted a wedding with a "beary" unique twist.

Cocaine Bear, loosely based on a true story, was the subject of a hit movie. Now, it is the officiant of a wedding.

One Kentucky couple recently said "I do" with "Pablo Escobear" presiding over their wedding!

The stuffed animal known as “Pablo Escobear,” the one that prompted the movie, is officiating weddings.

There was a "beary special" wedding Monday in Lexington. A Pikeville couple tied the knot at the Kentucky for Kentucky Fun Mall near downtown Lexington.

After seeing the film “Cocaine Bear” in theaters, this couple knew that they wanted a wedding with a "beary" unique twist.