grizzly bear

An illustrated collection of riddles and puns about grizzly bears such as "Why can't grizzlies sing the high notes? They're all bear-a-tones!".

Describes, in text and illustrations, the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of the Grizzly bear and discusses the threats that humans pose to their survival.

The Grizzly sisters continually disobey their mother's warning to stay away from other animals, and when they go near the tourists they live to regret it.

A brief introduction to grizzly bears, providing information on their habitat, food, behaviors, and life cycle.

Describes grizzly bears including, their habitat, food, how dangerous they are, their babies, and the dangers facing them.

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.

Describes the thirteen-year-study of grizzly bears done by John and Frank Craighead in Yellowstone National Park, in which their use of the radio-tracking collar and other innovations added to the scope of human knowledge about the grizzly.

Describes the first year in the life of a bear cub as he learns that survival is not easy.

Was it too late to save the grizzly bear? For hundreds of years, this amazing creature had lived peacefully in North America. Yet by 1935, years of land encroachment and hunting had pushed the animal to the brink of extinction. Would people find a way to help the grizzly bear survive?.

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