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The Grizzly, Our Greatest Wild Animal

Enos A. Mills

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .ring open the edges of the hole, she helped herself to a quantity of the honey, then called her two cubs, who were playing a short distance away. They needed no second invitation when they saw mother standing on hind legs and leaning forward with fore paws against the trunk of the tree. Up the incline of her back they raced merrily, and, standing upon mother’s head, they ate with eagerness this wonderful feast of honey.

The cubs den up with their mother the winter following their birth. The mother is their companion until they are a year and a half old, sometimes longer. During their second summer she commonly leaves the cub—or cubs, as the case may be—to make their way in the world alone. Once the family ties are broken, the grizzly is seldom seen with other bears.

If two, three, or four in number, the yearlings run together another year, and are chummy and[Pg 38] inseparable. One becomes the leader and is followed faithfully. If trou. . . Read More

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This was wonderful. I learned a ton and it was extensive and fun to read.

The author of this book is mentioned in Charlie Russell's book "The Spirit Bear" as a writer who had particularly interesting insights into the grizzly bear. Reading the book it is apparent that he had far more interactions with grizzlies than virtually any other man. Written in 1919, the book refle