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Lions, Tigers, and Bears: Why Are Big Predators So Rare?


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No. of pages 40

Published: 2008

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Large, fierce, and often dangerous predators might seem the best survivors. They have superior strength, great speed, and high levels of intelligence. If they are so well equipped, why are they among the rarest of animals and the most threatened by human activity?To answer these questions, Ron Hirschi and Thomas Mangelsen introduce young readers to some of the earth's most spectacular predators: cougar, polar bear, lion, cheetah, tiger, grizzly bear, and killer whale. They examine the animals' past and present, and speculate on their future.In a lively and informative text, Ron Hirschi takes a look at the world in which these animals live, the environmental challenges they face, and what biologists and other people around the globe are doing to help these majestic animals survive.With spectacular photographs by Tom Mangelsen, "Lions, Tigers, and Bears" offers a realistic - and hopeful - look at earth's great predators.

 

There are 40 pages in this book. This book was published 2008 by Boyds Mills Press .

Ron Hirschi is the author of over fifty books for young readers. He lives within the rain shadow of the Olympic Mountains of Washington State. Writer/photographer team Ron Hirschi and Thomas Mangelsen have spent many hours observing and recording the activities of wildlife. They invite you to get to know the morning animals and enjoy the special moments when each new day begins.

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