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Baby Polar Bear (Nature Babies) by Aubrey Lang; Wayne Lynch is a book available to read on EtoBox.
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<p><p><br>two Polar Bear Cubs Must Leave The Safety Of The Den And Follow Their Mother Through The Frozen Arctic Wilderness As She Heads Out To The Sea Ice To Hunt For Her First Meal In Many Months. Another Exciting Story In The Acclaimed Nature Babies Series. <br></p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>the Young Polar Bear's Journey Starts With The Mother Bear. The Mother Bear Hunts For Food On The Cold Ice And In The Waters Of The Arctic Ocean. Her Feet Help Her To Swim, While Her Thick Skin And Fur Help Her To Stay Warm. In The Springtime, The Female Bear Is Tracked By A Male Bear Following The Footprints She Has Left In The Snow. After Several Miles And Days, The Male Bear Will Find Her And Mate. Then, He Will Leave. The Female Polar Bear Will Hunt For Food To Help Her Grow And Produce Milk For The Babies When They Are Born. She Will Eat And Hunt Seals As Much As She Can Until The Winter Months, When She Builds A Den Where Her Babies Will Be Born. The Mother Bear Teaches The Babies What They Will Need To Know To Survive. The Babies Will Not Be Left On Their Own Until They Are Two-and-a-half Years Old. Lang Provides Enough Details For The Reader To Understand The Whole Process With
- Author
- Aubrey Lang; Wayne Lynch
- Publisher
- Fitzhenry and Whiteside
- Published
- 2008
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781554551019
- Subjects
- Science, Stem
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