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Ojo

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Ojo is a Muppet character featured in the live-action children's television series Bear in the Big Blue House, which premiered in 1997. Portrayed as a curious and imaginative young female bear cub, she frequently interacts with the other inhabitants of the Big Blue House. The character is visually distinguished by her light blue fur and the colorful sweater she wears. Ojo is often relied upon to represent the preschool viewer's perspective, particularly when exploring themes of creativity, emotional development, and social problem-solving.

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Who performed Ojo in Bear in the Big Blue House?

Puppeteer Vicki Eibner performed Ojo throughout the series. The red bear cub was designed and built by Paul Andrejco.

Is Ojo related to Bear?

The show presents Bear as Ojo's caregiver and friend, not as her biological father. Ojo has her own room in the Big Blue House and joins Tutter, Treelo, Pip and Pop in the household's daily lessons.

What is Ojo's personality in the series?

Ojo is curious, imaginative and sometimes uncertain when facing a new experience. Episodes use her questions and pretend play to explore preschool subjects such as listening, patience and managing emotions.

Who is Ojo's closest friend?

Ojo is especially close to Treelo, the energetic lemur performed by Tyler Bunch. Their different temperaments let stories model cooperation and resolving ordinary childhood disagreements.

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