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Kingdom of the Ice Bear: A Portrait of the Arctic

by Hugh Miles, Mike Salisbury

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Lavishly illustrated text describes the ecology of the Arctic region and the sequence of seasonal events, showing how flora, fauna, and man can survive the intense cold.
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A beautifully written and illustrated account of one of the pioneering attempts to capture on film the wildlife of the far north: polar bear, whales, seals, musk ox, caribou, snowy owls, and others. The extreme conditions, the challenges in getting around and dealing with uncooperative weather conditions, the large-hearted people (including the native Inuit), the little vignettes with smaller creatures like a friendly Arctic fox, the visuals, all work together to take the reader into their world, so that it seems as if one is really there in person.A very entertaining and honest account. ( )
  Dilip-Kumar | Jan 6, 2023 |
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