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Bears Wild:     more books (100)

Bear Territory (Our Friends of the Wild, 3) by Tom Nelson, 2002-12-01 Heart of the Artic: The Story of aPolar Bear Family (Smithsonian Wild Heritage Collection) by Deborah Howland, 1996-08 Black Bear Cub (Smithsonian Wild Heritage Collection) by Alan Lind, 1994 The world's best place to see wild grizzly bears.(McNeil River State Game Sanctuary, Alaska): An article from: Camping Life by Chuck Graham, 2006-01-01 Growing Up Wild, Bears - 2000 publication by Sandra Markl, 2000-01-01 Polar Bears Cubs (Wild Baby Animals) by Ruth Owen, 2011-01 Bears Book of Colour Wild by Jocelyn Wild, 1989-03 Grizzly Bear (Wild Bears! Series) by Jason & Judy Stone, 2000-09-12 Mister B. The story of an orphaned wild bear cub and the year of growth and wonder he shared on a ranch in the Cascades Bears (Nature's Wild) by Donald Olson, 2001-09 Bear Encounters: Tales From The Wild by Jim Nelson, 2005-10 Bendon Bear and the wild animals (Learning Tab Book) Wild Bears / Fountain Dance / Tame Bear - Vinyl LP Record by Sir Edward Elgar, 1954 Polar Bear (All About Wild Animals) by Various, Gareth Stevens Editorial, 2004-07

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101. Canadian Parks And Wilderness Society (CPAWS) - Wild At Heart - Living With Bear
     Living With bears. Click here com. We need to get past the widespread misconceptionsthat bears are dangerous, unpredictable animals. These  
     http://www.cpaws.org/wild/living-with-bears.html
     
     Extractions: We need to get past the widespread misconceptions that bears are dangerous, unpredictable animals. These ideas only serve to harbor fear and misunderstanding. We need to promote respect for wildlife, not fear. During the last century, our attitude towards bears has differed many times. Throughout history the bear has been revered by many cultures, who believed the bear possessed wisdom and power. Among native peoples, few other animals were honoured with as much ritual attention as the bear. Then when bears began looking to people as a provider of food (just as we had taught them to do), government officials decided that this too was not an appropriate situation. So we began striking fear into the hearts of people, threatening them with loss of their life, if they befriended these dangerous and unpredictable animals. So as you can see, we have fluctuated from one extreme to other several times. The truth is finally surfacing in literature and video. The newly released IBA video

102. Brach's
     BRACH S® wild n Fruity® Gummi bears are bear shaped gummi candiesmade with real fruit juices, and come in six favorite flavors; Cherry, Lemon  
     http://www.brachs.com/products/product.asp?base_code=158

103. Brach's
     BRACH S® wild n Fruity® Rainbow bears® are individually wrappedbear shaped jelly candies that come in six fruity flavors; Apple, Lemon, Cherry  
     http://www.brachs.com/products/product.asp?base_code=180

104. Wild Republic Bear At CoolAnimalStuff.com
     Black Bear, Black Bear 13 Black Bear by wild Republic $13.99. Black bears Playing,Black bears Playing 8 Black bears Playing by wild Republic $14.99.  
     http://www.coolanimalstuff.com/shop/catalog/s/Wild-Republic-Bear/
     
     Extractions: - ANIMAL - Alligator Armadillo Bat Bear Beaver Bee Bird Bob Cat Bug Bull Bunny Butterfly Camel Cat Cow Crocodile Dinosaur Dog Dolphin Donkey Dragon Dragonfly Duck Elephant Fish Flamingo Fox Frog Giraffe Goat Gorilla Hamster Hippo Horse Iguana Insect Jellyfish Kangaroo Koala Ladybug Lamb Lemur Leopard Lion Lizard Lobster Manatee Monkey Monster Moose Mouse Octopus Opossum Orangutan Ostrich Otter Panda Bear Penguin Platypus Pig Polar Bear Porcupine Rabbit Raccoon Ram Reindeer Rooster Scallop Seal Shark Skunk Snake Snowman Spider Squirrel Stingray Tiger Turtle Unicorn Walrus Whale Wolf Wooly Mammoth Zebra - BRAND - Accoutrements Art Wolfe Arthur Court Audubon Birds Avalanche Baby Gund Breyer Bestever Charlton Cornell Country Artists Dezi FX Scmid Figi Folkmanis Gemmy Godinger Gund Kit-Cat Clock Manhattan Toy Michel MouseStuff Ocean Buddies Pamela Corwin Peifang Zhang Gund Pooh Purr-fection Russ Berrie Sootheze Salamander Sesame Street Spode Thirstystone Uli Stein Wild Republic Yamazaki

105. WSPA - Rescue - Releases - USA / Bears - Born To Be Wild
     Releases / USA / bears Born to be wild. Hundreds of arrived! USA / bearsBorn to be wild Black bear facts Meet the cubs Mother bear. Sally  
     http://www.wspa.org.uk/index.php?page=236

106. Shop PBS - In The Wild The Polar Bears Of Churchill With Ewan
     Friend, In the wild The Polar bears of Churchill with Ewan McGregor(VHS) Item no NAAT928 Our Price $13.99 List Price $19.98*.  
     http://www.shoppbs.org/product/index.jsp?productId=1407593

107. Adirondack Black Bears
     As summer arrives, wild strawberries and juneberries, along with lush vegetationconstitute the bulk of bears diet. Black Bear Seasons in the wild.  
     http://www.esf.edu/PUBPROG/BROCHURE/BEARS/BEARS.HTM
     
     Extractions: Black bears inhabit the extensive forest lands of northern New York, particularly those within the Adirondack Park. The Adirondack region is "home" to a healthy population of nearly 4,000 black bears. Until the arrival of a few moose in recent years, black bears were the largest New York mammal, with some adult males weighing in excess of 600 pounds. Bears have been described as "big, black eating machines" because foraging for food is a near constant activity except in winter. Adequate food resources are important for growth, reproduction, and building fat reserves for winter survival in their den. Food Habits Adirondack black bears eat a wide variety of foods. Approximately 90 percent of their diet is plant material consisting of not less than 30 different plant species. The remainder is primarily insects, but bears also will scavenge carcasses of larger animals, and, if the opportunity arises, prey upon live white-tailed deer fawns, small woodland mammals, and beaver.

108. WILD BEARS
     The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
     http://www2.famille.ne.jp/~wildbear/

109. How Do You Fix A Wild Bear? - First, Do No Harm. Then, Use Pig Membranes. By Bre
     How Do You Fix a wild Bear? First, do no harm. Then, use pig membranes. There aretwo proposed methods, neither of which has been tested on wild black bears.  
     http://slate.msn.com/id/2092189/
     
     Extractions: For the first time in 33 years, New Jersey is allowing hunters to thin out its burgeoning black bear population. Animal-rights activists have assailed the six-day hunt, arguing that the state should sterilize the bears instead. How, exactly, does one sterilize a black bear in the wild? There are two proposed methods, neither of which has been tested on wild black bears. The New Jersey Animal Rights Alliance believes the short-term solution is Neutersol , which the Food and Drug Administration has approved for the nonsurgical sterilization of puppies. The drug must be injected into the testes, so the bears would have to be sedated and anesthetized for the procedure. Winter would be an ideal time to administer the Neutersol since a hibernating black bear is much easier to medicate than a frisky one. The NJARA estimates that each chemical sterilization would cost between $80 and $100, a tab the group would pick up with the assistance of the antihunting Bear Education and Resource Group . The ultimate goal would be to fix the majority of New Jersey's 3,000-plus black bears.

110. Play.com: In The Wild - Polar Bears With Ewan McGregor On DVD
     Dirty Harry. Tombstone. Face/Off. In The wild Polar bears With Ewan McGregor, Customerswho bought In The wild - Polar bears With Ewan McGregor also bought.  
     http://www.play247.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=105884

111. Community Links Of Monterey County: BEARS! ICONS OF THE WILD
     bears! ICONS OF THE wild Activity presented by the Pacific Grove Museum of NaturalHistory Forest Central 165 Forest Ave Pacific Grove, CA www.pgmuseum.org  
     http://www.communitylinks.net/comlink1-cgi/comlinks.cgi?page=display_event&event

112. Grizzly Bear
     Threats Threats to the survival of the grizzly bear include habitat destructioncaused by logging Survival Grizzlies can live up to 30 years in the wild.  
     http://www.npca.org/wildlife_protection/wildlife_facts/grizzly.asp
     
     Extractions: Survival: Grizzlies can live up to 30 years in the wild. The grizzly's distinctive features include humped shoulders, a long snout, long curved claws and a grayish, silvery back. They can weigh anywhere from 350 to 800 pounds and reach a shoulder height of 4.5 feet when on all fours. Standing on its hind legs, a grizzly can reach up to 8 feet. A grizzly in Yellowstone National Park needs your help. Play the Bear Necessities Grizzlies prefer rugged mountains and forests undisturbed by human encroachment. They can be found today in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Washington, Alaska, and Canada.

113. Bears
     Look for books about Animals bears at Barnes Noble.com, Animals bears. TheDiscovery Of The Giant Panda; The Bear Den Details About bears.  
     http://animalfocus.com/in_the_wild/bears/

114. WildBearies Teddy Bears
     Click on me to come inside!! New bears added 47-2004.  
     http://home.att.net/~wildbearies/

115. Off The Beaten Path, Journey Details
     Visit Yellowstone when wildlifeviewing is at its peak! Spring features wolves,bears, large herds of elk, and bison with their newborn calves.  
     http://www.offthebeatenpath.com/journeydetail.php?id=22

116. Hunting For 'bears' In The Backyard - Looking For 'water Bears'
     Hunting for bears in the backyard by Dave Walker, UK. The water bears aren tthat small, typically 0.3mm long so should be spotted under low power.  
     http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/artmay99/dwbear.html
     
     Extractions: if your computer doesn't support 'avi'. No doubt if you live in certain parts of the globe you may be fortunate enough, (or unfortunate depending on your point of view), to find real bears in the backyard. Such bears command respect, but the intrepid microscopist can with less caution safely go looking for 'bears' in their backyard! The 'bears' in question are 'water bears', a colloquial name for tiny multicellular critters (typically 0.1-0.5mm long) that have always delighted microscopists. They are properly called tardigrades, and with four pairs of stumpy legs with a slow lumbering gait they do look like a microscopic bear. They are usually quite easy to find (but see below), as they can occur in a variety of places which are intermittently or permanently damp. The most likely place in a backyard is in the compact clumps of moss (shown left) found in damper parts of the garden such as the base of trees and walls, in plant pots, and in shed roofs and gutters. (Please don't start scaling heights and risking life and limb looking for them please!).

117. Bear Gallery Page
     CLICK ON THUMBNAIL IMAGE TO SEE LARGER PHOTO.  
     http://www.pacificnet.net/~lonecoyote/beargallerypage.html

118. Www.norquay.com/grizzlies/
     http://www.norquay.com/grizzlies/

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