grizzly bears

Recounts Timothy Treadwell's efforts to protect grizzly bears and disprove the perception that they are dangerously aggressive, and chronicles his last expedition into the Alaskan wilderness, when Treadwell was mauled to death by a bear.

When night falls magical things begin to happen to Teddy, taking the reader on an adventure around the countryside and seeing the world through the senses of a bear.

Provides information about grizzly bears, looking at where they live, their hunting skills, what they eat, and other aspects of their lives.

Introduces the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of grizzly bears, and discusses their endangerment in the lower forty-eight United States.

The author provides a number of full-color illustrated photographs and drawings describing his encounters with the American grizzly bear.

Describes the life cycle, habits, and behavior of the grizzly bear.

A grizzly bear gives birth to a litter of cubs, then spends three years teaching them what they need to know to survive before they go off on their own.

Joel Sartore describes his experiences with bears while on assignment for "National Geographic" magazine, and provides basic information about bears' bodies, habitats, and behavior, as well as environmental and human factors that endanger bears. Includes animal conservation ideas.

Describes grizzly bears, their habits, where they live, how they defend themselves, and how they appear in human mythology and folklore.

Follows three baby grizzlies in Alaska as they grow over the course of a year, learning about life from their mother.