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    were scarce. Grizzly bears were the most dangerous animal confronted during the mission. The river‚ which was the expedition’s highway‚ was also the grizzlies’ kitchen‚ leading to at least 40 fierce challenges with the giants. In one of many meetings with grizzly bears‚ Lewis escaped by running into a river. He had forgotten to reload his rifle and had only his spon-toon to defend himself. Lewis Tuesday May 14th 1805   “…one of the parties wounded a brown bear very badly‚ but

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    Evolution of Polar Bears The observed fossil transitions that inform our knowledge of Polar Bear speciation are very well documented. Bear fossils change through time: generally‚ when examining the fossil record‚ successively deeper levels of sediments or sedimentary rocks yield successively older fossils. For some transitions from one species to another‚ one can find a well-characterized series of transitional specimens leading the observer across the species "boundaries" (Kurten‚ 1976). Sometime

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    I put the gate on the trailer‚ loaded up the gas cans‚ two cycle oil and oil and we were ready to begin our 3 hour ride to the mountains. At about 5:00 we began our journey to the mountains and it was a long boring ride. We arrived at the lodge around 8:30 because of traffic. When we got there we dot our blankets and clothes and went inside for the night. When we got in we each picked a room and put our stuff in it and went back into the living room and watched T.V. As about an hour passed

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    Not all who attempt to live in nature survive. In the movie Grizzly Man narrated and directed by Werner Herzog and the novel Into the Wild written by Jon Krakauer‚ Timothy Treadwell and Chris McCandless both were driven by the idea of removing all traces of the mainstream modern world. Both of them chased a common goal and that was self satisfaction. That said‚ their need to satisfy themselves was different. McCandless wished to spend his summer cloistered in the remote Alaskan bush collecting and

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    Table of Contents Introduction Ecosystem-based management (EBM) is a great tool to protect not only the environment‚ but to do it in a way that is not detrimental to humans or the economy. Traditional environmental movements have for the most part been a failure since they advanced the environment at the expense of the economy and of humans. However‚ we cannot continue in this same manner or else we will live in a world that is too polluted to live in. One of the greatest minds‚ Stephen

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    ideologies‚ and formal background knowledge‚ in order to better interact with other individuals. Timothy Treadwell documented his journey while he lived with the grizzly bears of Katmai Park in Alaska for thirteen summers. His films portray his social role while living in the National Park. During the scene‚ The Lord’s Humble Servant on Grizzly Man‚ Timothy‚ although talking to the camera‚ reflects his personal concerns and true personality. At this point‚ he projects his true concern of rain without

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    Origin myths tell stories on how something began. “The Earth on Turtle’s Back” told how Earth came to be. How Indians were created were created was told in “When Grizzlies Walked Upright”. Human life and how it started was told in “The Navajo Origin Legend”. Each of these myths are similar in some ways‚ but they also have their differences. Nature means a lot to Native Americans‚ and they often reflect that in their myths. This is something each myth had in common‚ however nature’s importance was

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    well known for surviving a bear attack ‚ a "folk hero" . After‚ that having a journey alone to safety. Not much is known about Glass’ early life. In 1823 Hugh signed up for a fur trading expiation placed by William Henry Ashley. The men left St. Louis in March.Many months after they were attacked by Native Americans and Hugh was a bit injured. He continued his voyage. There were many dangers of this journey . One night when hunting Glass came upon a grizzly and her cubs . However‚ before

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    freely as they searched for leaves and mushrooms along the soft green grass. The polar bears slowly‚ and carefully searched for seal in the icy cold waters. Two grizzly bears‚ a mama bear and the other the baby bear‚ wandered about and stopped in front of a large oil pipe that went on for miles. The moma grizzly bear used her back legs and was able to jump up and over the oil pipe by herself. The baby grizzly bear kept on trying to jump over to reach its moma‚ but he couldn’t jump over so he was left

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    the misfortune of last night our boat was lying at shore in a very unfavorable situation. 5. Why do you think Meriwether Lewis was so specific and detailed in his decryption of small and large wolf and the grizzly bear? Captain Clark thought he would weigh 500 pounds‚ for my own part‚ I think the estimate too small by 100 pounds‚ he measured 8 feet 7 ½ inches from the nose to the extremity of the hind feet: 5 feet 10 ½ inches around the breast: 1 foot 11 inches

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