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Busy bear cubs
Rhyming text and photographs depict the activities of bear cubs, including romping, cuddling, sniffing, and chomping.
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Weekends with Yankee. Season 6, episode 5, Preserving New England
Amy Traverso is in South Berwick, Maine, where she meets bean farmer Charley Baer, who specializes in New England varietals in a gorgeous array of colors and patterns. In Lyme, New Hampshire, visit with Ben Kilham, who rescues and rehabilitates orphaned bear cubs. Then head to Camden, Maine, named by Yankee as one of New England's 'Best Winter Towns', for the U.S. Toboggan National championships.
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Bright now. Bear cub rescue
Growing up in Montana, Casey Anderson came to love and appreciate wild animals at a very young age. He found a particular kinship with bears. One day he was faced with a fateful decision, leave and orphaned grizzly cub to die in the wild or save it. Now he is faced with that same decision again.
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Baby bears
\"This search-and-find book invites emergent readers to look for new vocabulary words and pictures while giving simple facts about baby bears, including facts about different types of bears\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Life below zero. Series 3, Episode 6, Darkness falls
Dark winter in the arctic brings limited daylight and rapidly decreasing temperatures. With one hundred days without sunlight ahead, Glenn must secure more wood for heat. In Eagle, Andy and Kate rescue a lone bear cub that has wandered into their camp. The Hailstones gather a vital resource for themselves as well as their neighbours. After two weeks away from camp, Sue returns to Kavik with a long list of critical tasks to complete.
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How bears grow up
\"Readers will learn all about the lives of bear cubs as they grow from helpless, hairless babies into adults ready to face the wild world\"-- Provided by publisher.
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behavior of Asiatic black bear cubs (Ursus (Selenarctos) thibetanus G. Guvier, 1823) in the process of adaptation to the natural environment
This paper presents a detailed description of the basic types of behavior in Asiatic black bear cubs that were fostered for reintroduction. The research on the behavior of orphaned bear cubs in the Ussuri reserve of the Primorye Territory showed that the formation of behavior was caused by the parameters of the environment, among which tree and bush vegetation were the most influential. Bear cubs start to eat vegetative parts of plants at the age of 2 months. Trees are used for games and as refuges. The skills of defensive behavior that initially arise in games on a congenital basis help further survival in the natural environment. This is confirmed by the data that was obtained after placing animals in the natural environment and determining their fate in the wild. The success of the development of adaptive behavior showed these fostering methods to be correct.
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Trends in the spatial distribution of Asiatic black bear cubs
Trends in adaptation to new habitats of orphaned bear cubs in the period of rearing and after release into the wild have been revealed. The pattern of their distribution in a biotope is contingent on its exploration in search for food, with the intensity and scale of this process increasing as the animals grow. The results indicate that the methods of rearing used in the Ussuri Nature Reserve are effective and promising.
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