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The great ice bear of the Far North follows seasonal and predictable patterns: in autumn, from waiting on the shore for the Hudson Bay to freeze, to continuing their pilgrimage north in summer in search of evanescent ice. Readers of Polar Dance will set out on a journey to the Arctic with the exquisite photography of Thomas Mangelsen as they engage in Fred Bruemmer's story of a mother polar bear and her two cubs, and a lone male bear through a complete revolution of seasons.
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Color photographs and a simple narrative celebrate and explain the dancing rituals of such animals as butterflies, chickadees, cranes, eagles, and polar bears.
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A winter day in the life of a bald eagle along Wyoming's Snake River is portrayed with uncaptioned, beautiful color photographs that include stunning close-up shots of the eagle as well as of the area's wild animals. The writing soars with descriptive images of the land, the river, and the wildlife.
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The wonders of a natural world coming alive in spring after a long, cold winter--sprouting flowers, nesting birds, melting snow--are celebrated in a simple, easy-to-read text and lush full-color photographs.
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Offering crisp, eye-catching photographs and lyrical texts, the books are valuable introductions to the study of science and nature.
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Magnificent full-color photographs and an easy-to-read text capture the wonders of the natural world during the winter months, from calm icy mornings to thick-coated weasels in their white winter coats.
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Beautiful color photographs, accompanied by an evocative and poetic text, depict the vitality and grace of wolves, showing how they can be restored to an environment from which they had virtually vanished.
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