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Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and life cycle of polar bears, and looks at their lives in the wild and at the zoo.

Looks at the lives of polar bears in the Arctic, explaining how they stay warm, what they eat, and how babies are born and grow, and discussing interactions between people and polar bears, and the need to keep the animals safe.

Describes the physical characteristics, life cycle, relations with humans, and survival methods of the world's largest land carnivore.

A lonely little polar bear, having tried many times to befriend the creatures made for him by the snow cloud, finally finds a real friend.

After he eats an eighth of a ton of ice cream at Cohen's Cones, Larry the polar bear happily becomes the spokesbear for the Iceberg Ice-Cream Company under the slogan, "I do not feel sick.

Presents a study of polar bears, where they live, what they eat, and how they survive on the tundra.

In searching for the source of the special music he hears, Snowbear meets and befriends the whale Uugah Beluga, who teaches him to sing.

Describes in simple text a polar bear cub's first few seasons of life, presenting facts on where polar bears live, what they hunt, and how they rear their young.

Pani, a young Inuit girl who longs to become a great hunter of polar bears, runs into an injured cub alone on the ice and must decide whether to kill him or save him at the risk of her own life.

Describes the life of a young polar bear in a zoo and in the wild and discusses zoo habitats, zookeepers, conservation, and polar bear folklore.

Photographs and text provide an introduction to baby polar bears, with information on polar bear families, body, coat, life cycle, habitat, and food.

Text and photographs introduce polar bears, describing their physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitat.

Follows polar bears season by season, covering cub rearing, hunting, and journeys to and from the ice, and explores Arctic neighbors such as arctic foxes, walruses, and beluga whales.

Describes the work of Charles Jonkel, a biologist who studied polar bears in the Arctic and primarily in Churchill, Manitoba.

A young polar bear learns from his mother what he will be able to do when he grows up.