. American animal life . MAKMUl GRIZZLY BEAR disturbed, he issues forth in good condition, but soon grows thin and scrawny in hissearch for food. Should the long sleep be broken or disturbed, the bear grows thin andemaciated before spring comes to awaken Mother Nature. BLACK BEAR. WELL-SHAPED, smooth-coated, timid fellow is the old black bear that, at onetunc, inhabited nearly all of North America. He is the commonest and best knownof all the bear family. He lives in regions where he can find plenty of thick tim-ber to hide him from man -but not to hide man from him, for he is most curious,and


. American animal life . MAKMUl GRIZZLY BEAR disturbed, he issues forth in good condition, but soon grows thin and scrawny in hissearch for food. Should the long sleep be broken or disturbed, the bear grows thin andemaciated before spring comes to awaken Mother Nature. BLACK BEAR. WELL-SHAPED, smooth-coated, timid fellow is the old black bear that, at onetunc, inhabited nearly all of North America. He is the commonest and best knownof all the bear family. He lives in regions where he can find plenty of thick tim-ber to hide him from man -but not to hide man from him, for he is most curious,and when he can get a chance to watch man without being noticed, he is careful totake advantage of it. It probably is his terrible fear of man that has saved him from seems to have little or no tear, though, of little people. Perhaps they remind him ofplayful cubs. \\ hen the twins, to whom this book is dedicated, were four years old, they went on anexpedition to Montana. They traveled over a blazed trail, with saddle, pack-horses, anda wagon, way back into the mountains of Montana, where they were going to camp at thebase of old Chief, a wonderful pile oi huge rocks that stands as a landmark and can be seenfor many miles. At one place, where we were trying t


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