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Angry Bears: Austin Macauley

Autor Thomas E. Eveland
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 9 oct 2026
A bear is a bear is a bear unless...


Is it a black bear, grizzly bear, or polar bear? Is it a female with cubs? Or a large threatening male? Is it protecting a food source such as a moose, elk, or deer carcass? Are you going biking, hiking, or camping in bear country? If so, are you taking a dog? Will the dog be tethered or non-tethered? Are you aware that 70% of bear attacks are caused by people with non-tethered dogs? Are you aware that 90% of all bear deaths are caused by humans? And did you know that science has recently placed bears, especially grizzlies, in the category of being the most intelligent animals on Earth? Even smarter than the great apes.


Angry Bears is one of the most thrilling bear books ever written. It will make you laugh, cry, be angry, and be safer in the out-of-doors. And besides, it may just save your life!


How is that? First, the author and his brother are seasoned bear biologists. And second, Angry Bears identifies and breaks down the natural triggers that cause bears to attack.
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ISBN-13: 9798897891184
Pagini: 114
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 8 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: austin macauley publishers llc
Colecția Austin Macauley
Seria Austin Macauley


Notă biografică

Thomas E. Eveland, B.A., M.S. was an adjunct professor at five different colleges/universities. During his career, he taught 15 different courses in Bio, Geo, and Enviro sciences. While at the Penn State/Worthington campus, he developed a specialized course, with textbook, on "Water: Story of a Wet Planet."


His main interest, however, is wildlife. He has conducted research on nearly a dozen species. His preferred wild animal species-black bear, deer, river otters, and ospreys.