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Any Bear Can Wear Glasses: The Spectacled Bear & Other Curious Creatures by Matthew Long, Thomas Long, 1995-01-01 Rescuing the Spectacled Bear (BBC Audio) by Stephen Fry, 2005-06-06 Bear Rescue! (Wild Thornberrys Wildlife Tales, 2) by Maria Rosado, Thompson Bros., 2002-03-01 Rescuing the Spectacled Bear / Unabridged on Cassette by Stephen Fry, 2007 Rescuing Spectacled Bear Signed by Stephen Fry, 2002-10-31 Masticatory apparatus in the spectacled bear, tremarctos ornatus (Publication) by Delbert Dwight Davis, 1955 Rescuing the Spectacled Bear by Stephen Fry, 2002 International Register and Studbook for the Spectacled Bear, Tremarctos ornatus (F. Cuvier, 1825), Years 1985, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, & 1993-96 (7 vols.). Tarsal ligaments of the spectacled bear, Tremarctos ornatus (Chicago Natural History Museum. Publication) by D. Dwight Davis, 1958 POPULAR OFFICIAL GUIDE TO THE NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL PARK. SPECTACLED BEAR EDITION. by W. Hornaday, 1911 Proceedings of the First International Symposium on the Spectacled Bear. by ISSAC, et al GOLDSTEIN, 1989 Pleistocene Bears of North America: 1. Genus Tremarctos, Spectacled Bears. by BJORN KURTEN, 1966-01-01 Pleistocene bears of North America (Acta zoologica Fennica) by Björn Kurtén, 1966

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81. Global Conservation - Facts
    In the rich world of Andean rituals, myths and legends, spectacled bears are of centralimportance as a powerful and mischievous Lord of Misrule , connecting  
    http://www.globalconservation.com/fastfacts.asp?id=3

82. Zoobooks - The Encyclopedia Of Animals
    Where they live. Only two bear species are found in the Southern Hemispherethe spectacled bears of South America and sun bears in Asia.  
    http://www.zoobooks.com/newFrontPage/animals/animalFacts/bears.html
    
    Extractions: Animals A - Z Bears Bears How they hunt. What they eat. How they multiply. Where they live. Only two bear species are found in the Southern Hemisphere: the spectacled bears of South America and sun bears in Asia. Sloth bears are found in India and Sri Lanka. Polar bears live at the top of the world, and they are protected by the six governments whose borders cross into their territory: Canada, the United States, Norway, Russia, Denmark, and Greenland. Black bears range widely through the still-forested areas of North America. Brown bears have the largest range of all, throughout much of Europe, Asia, and North America. Life-O-Meter.

83. Animal Exhibits: Bear Country
    waterfalls, babbling brooks and cool, deep pools, you ll discover an array of burlybears from around the worldsloth bears, spectacled bears, polar bears and  
    http://www.philadelphiazoo.org/index.php?id=2_2_2

84. Bears
    bears can be found throughout the world. They are generally large animals, and are characterized by a plantigrade walk (on their heels, like humans), a large body, short legs, a stub of a tail, small, round ears, and forward facing eyes.  
    http://www.bears.org/animals

85. The Bear DenAll About Bears
    That s called being omnivorous and American black bears, brown bears, spectacledbears, Asian black bears and sun bears are all omnivores.  
    http://www.bearden.org/sounds1.html
    
    Extractions: Majestic Mammals that Share our Planet All in the Family The Great Panda Puzzle When's a Bear Not a Bear? Meet the Family ... Sniffing, Stalking and "Cache-ing" In All in the Family The bears we know today actually have as their ancestors bears that have been evolving for some 40 million years. Fossils of the earliest "true bear", Ursavus elemensis, have been found from the Mioncene Epoch in what was then sub-tropical Europe, and show a small dog-size animal with characteristics that show a blending of dog and bear traits. It is believed that all modern bears stem from Ursavus elemensis. Two important primitive bears that should be mentioned are Arctodus simus, the giant short faced bear, and Ursus speleaus, the European cave bear. The giant short faced bear is the largest land carnivore that ever lived. It had extremely long legs, sharp claws and a reach of over 14 feet tall. It is believed that this ancient giant is related to today's small-sized spectacled bear. The cave bear, while feared and worshipped by Neanderthal culture, was actually a herbivore by nature. Cave bears survived two ice ages but were eventually became extinct, leaving a wealth of fossils that helped excite the early paleontologists of the 19th century. From the ancient cave bears evolved the brown bear, Ursus arctos, the American black bear, Ursus americanus and the Asiatic black bear, Selenarctos thibetanus. And from the brown bear evolved the newest species of bear (only 20,000 years old) the polar bear, Ursus maritimus.

86. Whose Toes Are Those? Bears - Asiatic - Black - Brown - Panda - Polar - Sun - Sp
    There are eight different types of bears American Black Bear, SpectacledBear, Polar Bear, Brown Bear (including Grizzlies and Kodiak  
    http://www.billybear4kids.com/animal/whose-toes/toes2a.html
    
    Extractions: Hibernate means to sleep for a long period of time. The American Black Bears are known to hibernate about five to seven months each year. Some bears may not hibernate in the true sense, but will become less active during this time, usually during the winter months. It is not known if all bears hibernate in the wild. Two Black Bear "play" fight MPG Movie.

87. The Bear DenSloth Bear
    The Bear DenOfficial Web Site of the Bear Taxon Advisory Group of the American Zoo Aquarium Society or three years. Mother bears are known to carry their Conservation Status Sloth bears  
    http://www.bearden.org/slobear.html
    
    Extractions: Description: The sloth bear is a medium size bear weighing between 175 and 310 pounds with a body length of between 60 and 75 inches. It has a very shaggy coat of black fur, with grey and brown hairs mixed in. On the chest there is a white or cream colored U shaped or Y shaped patch of fur. This same lighter color occurs around the muzzle and sometimes extends around the eyes. The snout is very mobile and the nostrils can be closed voluntarily. Habitat: The sloth bear prefers grasslands and forested area at predominantly lower altitudes. It is more often found in drier forests and areas with rock outcroppings. Diet: A sloth bear's diet is mostly comprised of termites for which this species is specially adapted. Its upper incisors are missing, forming a gap, and its lips can extend to form a tube. With this, the sloth bear is able to suck up the termites, making a sound that can be heard from over 330 feet away. Other items in the sloth bear diet are fruit and other plant matter, eggs, insects, honeycomb and carrion. Social Organization: Little is known about this bear in the wild but it is thought that they maintain small territories and live as solitary individuals except when a female is caring for her young. They do have several specific vocalizations. What little is known about the sloth bear in the wild has often been learned from field studies done from the back of elephants.

88. The American Bear Association Home Page (Web Pages2/index)
    2000 IUCN Red List Status Vulnerable. The fate of spectacled bearsis linked to their role in various forms of Andean mythology.  
    http://www.americanbear.org/otherbears.htm
    
    Extractions: ...awarded to our website! Bears of the World Fossil records and historical data indicate that at one time there may have been hundreds of bear species worldwide, on all continents except Antarctica and Australia. Today, eight bear species remain in North and South America, Europe, and Asia. All of the bears found at the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary are American black bears ( Ursus americanus). Below you will find a photo and a brief description of each of the other seven species. For additional information, see the Additional Reading page. The status of each species is listed, according to the International Union for Conservation's (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species for the year 2000. For complete listings and criteria, please visit www.redlist.org ASIATIC BLACK BEAR ( Selenarctos thibetanus) Description : This species is similar in size and appearance to the American black bear, although the fur is longer, soft, and shaggy. Adult males weigh from 200 to 255 pounds (92-116 kg.) and adult females weigh between 110 and 225 pounds(50-102 kg.). The Asiatic black bear is an excellent tree climber, as are most of the bear species. Its predominantly herbivorous diet resembles that of its American cousin: plants, fruits, insects, bees' nests, and invertebrates are preferred foods. The most obvious difference between the two species is the chest blaze. This feature is found in about 25% of American black bears, and can vary in size and shape. In contrast, nearly all Asiatic black bears have cream-colored chest blazes in a crescent shape, giving the species its other common name: "moon bear."

89. MSN Encarta - Bear
    All of these species, with the exception of some populations of spectacledbears and sun bears, live north of the equator. bears  
    http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761572258/Bear.html
    
    Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Send us feedback Related Items types of bears animals that hunt bear more... Magazines Search the Encarta Magazine Center for magazine and news articles about this topic Further Reading Editors' Picks Bear News Search MSNBC for news about Bear Internet Search Search Encarta about Bear Search MSN for Web sites about Bear Also on Encarta Editor's picks: Good books about Iraq Compare top online degrees What's so funny? The history of humor Also on MSN Summer shopping: From grills to home decor D-Day remembered on Discovery Switch to MSN in 3 easy steps Our Partners Capella University: Online degrees LearnitToday: Computer courses CollegeBound Network: ReadySetGo Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions Encyclopedia Article from Encarta Advertisement Bear Multimedia 12 items Article Outline Introduction Physical Description Types of Bears Bear Behavior ... Bears and Humans I Introduction Print Preview of Section Bear , any of a group of mammals distinguished by a large, stocky body; powerful limbs; dense fur; and a short, stumpy tail. Bears live in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, where they occupy a wide range of habitats, including mountain, forest, and Arctic wilderness. Over the last century bear populations have steadily declined as humans have overhunted bears and encroached on their habitat.

90. Spectacled Bear : T-Shirts
    Calendars View All (2) Most Popular spectacled Bear Calendars Bearsby Lisa Mike Husar 2004 Wall Calendar at Calendars. * Free  
    http://www.thebigzoo.com/store/T-Shirts/Spectacled_Bear.asp

91. Spectacled Bear (Tremarctos Ornatus)
    Calendars View All (2) Most Popular spectacled Bear Calendars GrizzlyBears 2004 Wall Calendar at Calendars. © 2004 theBigZoo.com Feedback  
    http://www.thebigzoo.com/Animals/Spectacled_Bear.asp

92. San Francisco Zoo | Animals | Spectacled Bear
    Distinctive white circles or semicircles around the eyes distinguish spectacledbears, which give the animal its common name, but these are often slight or  
    http://www.sfzoo.org/cgi-bin/animals.py?ID=19

93. Animals: The Bear Facts
    Grizzlies and Alaskan brown bears fish for salmon, but the largely herbivorousspectacled bear rarely eats anything other than vegetation.  
    http://www.scz.org/animals/bears.html
    
    Extractions: Bears are large heavy mammals belonging to the family Ursidae . They are found largely in northern temperate regions and are widely distributed in North America, Europe, and Asia. Bears have a shaggy coat and a short tail and walk flat on the soles of their broad feet. They normally have a short, thick neck, a rounded head, pointed muzzle, short ears, and small eyes. They can stand erect and have powerful limbs and long, curved claws. Bears have poor eyesight, and most have only fair hearing. Their sense of smell, however, is extremely keen. Bears are closely related to the dog and the raccoon and are the most recently evolved of the carnivores. The diet of bears generally is varied and flexible. Most species are especially fond of ants and honey. Bears also eat bees, seeds, roots, nuts, berries, and insect larvae. Their meat diet includes rodents, fishes, deer, pigs, and lambs. Grizzlies and Alaskan brown bears fish for salmon, but the largely herbivorous spectacled bear rarely eats anything other than vegetation. Although they possess a fierce and aggressive reputation, the bear is more often a peaceful and solitary creature. They prefer to roam in areas undisturbed by humans. Despite the fact that bears in the wild are used to wandering, most of them can adjust easily to life in captivity. Zookeepers agree that bears are among the shrewdest and most intelligent of animals kept in zoos.

94. Spectacled Bears - By "THE BEAR DEN"
    PDF Andean (spectacled) Bear Research at Alto Choco The research we  
    http://www.excite.sfu.ca/projects/exwork/best/bearden/spectacl.htm
    
    Extractions: The spectacled bear is directly descended from the extinct short-faced "bulldog" bear (Arctodus simus) which roamed north and south america as the largest predator during the last ice age. Population and Distribution The spectacled bear is a rare and endangered species. It is possible that there are less than 2,000 of these bears still in the wild. The cloud forest habitat in which it lives is rapidly disappearing under the increasing deforestation of the land to support subsistence agriculture.

95. Forest Of UCO
    bridges heaven and earth Imagine the beast Uco the bear thespectacled bear Imagine the Forest of Uco Imagine  
    http://www.phoenixzoo.org/uco_home.html
    
    Extractions: Imagine...a lush rain forest with twisting, climbing, tangled vines...the scent of damp, fragrant flowers...the brush of a wet leaf across your cheek... Imagine...the low, faint murmur of a nearby stream...the eery rumble of a howler monkey...the rustle of an insect through the leaves below... Imagine...strange sounds, loud and soft everywhere!...punctuating the silence as banks of fog roll past...a thousand eyes and ears are watching, listening... Imagine...this place, teeming, throbbing, whispering with life...a place that reveals its secrets only to a few...listen carefully...maybe you'll hear the soft call of ukumari...a mystical beast, a bear, a phantom whose spirit they say bridges heaven and earth... Imagine...the beast...Uco...the bear...the spectacled bear... Imagine...the Forest of Uco... Imagine...

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