Books with title BROWN BEARS

During the warm summer, one brown bear can eat up to 40,000 moths in one day! These big mountain mammals must eat as much as they can before their long winter hibernation. Engaging photos, easy-to-read text, and colorful features highlighting the bears adaptations to the mountain biome bring brown bears up close in this low-level title. Thin, cold air and steep slopes make mountaintops formidable to most animals. But some species thrive at these high altitudes! This low-level series examines alpine animals and how they adapt to their high-up homes. Features illustrate the range, diet, and adaptations of each animal to support leveled text. Young readers can find out what life is like on top of the world!

Photographer, veterinarian, and author Graham Meadows and zoologist Claire Vial have combined their talents to produce this stunning series of animal books. Ideal for children who wish to know more about various species of animals: their characteristics, their behaviors, and their young. A valuable resource that assists students in gathering and sorting up-to-date, researched, factual information at an appropriate reading level. Nonfiction text features such as tables of contents, headings, glossaries, labels, and highlighted vocabulary enable students to easily locate information.

With its unique focus on birth to adulthood, and stunning photographs taken on location, the Eye on the Wild series is a brilliant introduction to animals in the wild. Two baby brown bears are born in the mountains of Alaska. Follow them from birth to adulthood, photographed close-up in the wild by award-winning photographer Suzi Eszterhas. . Watch them exploring with their mother, chasing and climbing. Then see them learning to catch fish and hunt for clams. At last they are ready for their biggest adventure - starting families of their own. Includes conservation information and contact details.