Bears of the World – Vasily Klimov – Already – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-4484-6495-9
Bears of the World
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The cult of the bear has long existed among many peoples of Eurasia and North America. Entire tribes considered it a deity, a hero, a ancestor of the clan, a guardian spirit, a mystical terror, and so on. The most famous of these is the brown bear, a true forest beast, the "lord of the forest"—large, powerful, intelligent, and cunning. Since ancient times, it has been revered by Russians as the master of the forest, a symbol of courage, bravery, and protection. The brown bear is the unspoken symbol and patron of Russia, personifying the power, strength, courage, nobility, and greatness of the Russian people. All bears are highly original, distinctive, and fascinating creatures, applying their rich skills, ingenuity, and life experience to survival in the wild. From their experiences, we can understand what true love of life is and how little we still know about the world of wildlife. This book is dedicated to the bears of the world, the largest predators on the planet. Written by a field zoologist who spent his entire life among wild animals and birds, attempting to understand their languages and customs, the book is intended for nature lovers and naturalists of all ages.
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