The secret lives of grizzlies Additional Information

Published by Boyds Mills Press, 2005.

Come along on a journey to majestic Yellowstone National Park in search of grizzly bears. Filled with beautiful photographs, this book also includes travel-journal notes paired with a clear, informative text about grizzly bears. Discover how the grizzlies live in each season, what they eat, and how they differ from black bears. Learn about the grizzlies’ behavior, senses, behavior, and life cycle—while enjoying the narrative of an exciting wildlife-watching trip.

Published by Franklin Watts/Scholastic, 2001.

When winter comes, many animals dig in deep to sleep through the cold months. Learn the difference between the “deep sleepers” like the woodchuck and the “light sleepers” like bears. Some cold-blooded animals also hibernate. Even small creatures like snails and slugs must find safe, cozy places when the weather turns cold. They hide under logs or stones. They go into burrows, caves, or dens, under dirt, or even into mud. Scientists have a lot to learn about hibernation. Will it ever be possible for humans to hibernate? Includes a glossary, resource lists, and an index.

Published by Holiday House, 2003.

In the past, grizzly bears lived throughout most of North America, but because the settlers killed many of them, they can now be found in only a small region of the United States. Learn about the habitat and habits of the grizzly in this introductory-level book, which pairs illustrations and diagrams with simple text to show grizzly bear characteristics and behavior. The book explains hibernation, reveals the life of grizzly cubs, and emphasizes the need to conserve and protect the bears. It ends with a page of grizzly facts.