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Polar Bear Books for Adults and Kids
Dr. Susan Crockford, zoologist, has written a few books to make the science of polar bears accessible and interesting for adults and kids. Her adult thriller "Eaten" is about the possibility of polar bears turning to remote communities in Canada to hunt humans for food. Polar bears are vicious predators, despite their charming looks. A tamer book is meant for kids "Polar Bears - Myths and Facts" - with lots of pictures and interesting text.
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