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Bears Wild:     more books (100)

The Wild Bears by George Laycock, 1986-01-01 Bear (Creatures of the Wild) by Ann Mallard, Leonard Lee Rue, 1998-03 Grizzly Bears (In the Wild) by Patricia Kendell, 2003-01 Wild Bears by Seymour Simon, 2002 Heart of the Arctic: The Story of a Polar Bear Family (Smithsonian Wild Heritage Collection. the Wild Alaska Series) by Deborah Howland, 1994-09 See More Science Readers Box Set of 8 ; Sharks, Fighting Fires, Planets around the Sun, Wild Bears, Killer Whales, Amazing Bats, Big Bugs, Baby Animals PM Animal Facts: Animals in the Wild - Bears The Wild Bears the Story of the Grizzly, Brown and Black Bears by George Laycock, 1988 Man and Bear. Adventures in the Wild by Jack (Ed). Samson, 1979-01-01 Polar Bears (Wild Wild World) by Tanya Stone, 2004-07 Down Home Grizzard: Three Bestselling Works Complete in One Volume : Don't Forget to Call Your Mama, Does a Wild Bear Chip in the Woods?,Southern by the Grace of God? by Lewis Grizzard, 1998-09 Operation Blue Bear: 2 by Walt Morey, 1975-10-10 Ositos/Little Bears (Nacidos Para Ser Salvajes/Born to Be Wild) (Spanish Edition) by Valerie Guidoux, 2006-07-30 Brown bear of Alaska: Hearing before the Special committee on conservation of wild life resources, United States Senate, on the protection and preservation ... grizzly bears of Alaska. January 18, 1932 by United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Conservation of Wild Life Resources., 1932-01-01

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121. Sierrawildbear.net
     Click here to see their list of approved food storage containers. This site is brought to you by the Sierra Interagency Black Bear Group.  
     http://www.sierrawildbear.gov/

122. BBC - Science & Nature - Wildfacts
     Offers fact sheets, photographs, video clips, and sound files from hundreds of different species.  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/wildfacts/
     
     Extractions: Group Aardvarks Amphibians Annelids Anteaters and relatives Bats Bears Birds Camels and relatives Cats Cattle and relatives Chevrotains Chilopoda Civets and relatives Crustaceans Deer Dogs Dugongs and manatees Echinoderms Elephants Elephant shrews Extinct animals Flying lemurs Garden birds Giraffes and okapis Hippopotamuses Horses and relatives Hyenas Hyraxes Insectivores Insects Invertebrates Marsupials Molluscs Mongooses Monotremes Mustelids Pangolins Penguins Pigs Pronghorn Primates Rabbits, hares and pikas

123. Spectacled Bear
     Information about this South American species, including physical appearance, geographical range (with map), habitat, habits, and captive breeding efforts.  
     http://www.thewildones.org/Animals/specBear.html
     
     Extractions: photo by Phillip Coffey Physical Appearance: The South American spectacled bear has excellent eyesight and gets its name from the markings around their eyes. These markings are unique to each individual and can be used for identification. Geographic Range: Spectacled bears are found in the Andes Mountains of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru. Status: Vulnerable Threats to Survival: There are an estimated 2000 to 2400 remaining in the wild. The bears are endangered because of habitat loss. They are also hunted for their fur and meat. Even though it is illegal to hunt the bears, it is very difficult to enforce. Habitat: Historically found from dry coastal deserts, to rainforests, to treeless alpine areas above 4000 meters. Habits: Primarily vegetarian, the spectacled bear feeds on fruit and leaves. Captive Breeding: Gerald Durrell first brought a male spectacled bear, Pedro, to the Jersey Zoo in 1963. A female on loan from the Brookfield Zoo, Chicago, USA was successfully mated with Pedro and the first two litters were born in 1972 and 1974. 5 spectacled bears are currently in the Jersey collection. The Wild Ones

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