grizzly bear

A pictorial account of the first five summers of life of a grizzly bear in Alaska's Denali National Park.

Follows the life of three Rocky Mountain grizzly bear cubs with their mother during the first fifteen months after their birth.

Patricia Van Tighem chronicles her recovery after she was attacked by a grizzly bear in 1983 and discusses how she healed both her physical and emotional wounds in the years after the attack.

Traces the natural history of the grizzly bear, focusing on how that have come close to extinction and what can be done to ensure their survival.

Explores the impact Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery's expedition to the American West had on grizzly lore and separated the legends from the realities of grizzly bears.

Compares the habitats, size, strength, speed, stamina, claws, jaws, hunting skills, and conservation statuses of polar bears and grizzly bears.

Text and accompanying photographs present the life, habits, and habitat of the Alaskan grizzly bear.

In 1974, when thirteen-year-old Charlie Hall's mother dies and his father retreats into silent grief, Charlie finds himself drifting, nearly friendless, through a northern Idaho junior high school but when a grizzly bear saves his life, Charlie forms an unusual friendship that changes his life.

Recounts a year in the life of a bear and her cubs as they come out of hibernation, wander about a national park, and eventually are returned by rangers to a remote area away from men.

Studies the natural and cultural history of grizzly bears and describes their habitats, characteristics, mating habits, and other related topics.