Buchdetails
Format
Taschenbuch
Seiten
32
Sprache
Englisch
Veröffentlicht
Jan 1, 1997
Verlag
Steck-Vaughn Co
ISBN-10
081726230X
ISBN-13
9780817262303
Beschreibung
Sabrina Crewe and Robert Morton delve into the fascinating world of black bears, uncovering the intricacies of their habitat, diet, and life cycle. Through vivid descriptions, readers are invited to explore the lush forests and mountainous terrains that serve as the bears' natural home, highlighting the importance of these environments in their survival.
The authors meticulously detail the diverse diet of the black bear, emphasizing their omnivorous nature and seasonal feeding habits. From foraging in berry bushes to fishing in streams, the book paints a comprehensive picture of how these majestic creatures sustain themselves in the wild.
As the narrative unfolds, the life cycle of the black bear comes to light, illustrating their growth from playful cubs to powerful adults. Each stage is portrayed with care, revealing the challenges they face and the resilience they possess. Through engaging storytelling and rich illustrations, this exploration offers a deeper understanding of black bears and their vital role within their ecosystems.
The authors meticulously detail the diverse diet of the black bear, emphasizing their omnivorous nature and seasonal feeding habits. From foraging in berry bushes to fishing in streams, the book paints a comprehensive picture of how these majestic creatures sustain themselves in the wild.
As the narrative unfolds, the life cycle of the black bear comes to light, illustrating their growth from playful cubs to powerful adults. Each stage is portrayed with care, revealing the challenges they face and the resilience they possess. Through engaging storytelling and rich illustrations, this exploration offers a deeper understanding of black bears and their vital role within their ecosystems.