The Cave Bear Story: Life and Death of a Vanished Animal
Björn Kurtén
163 pages, B/w illus
Paperback | Dec 1995 | #47237 | ISBN: 0231103611
Award-winning portrait of the life of the cave bear, Ursus spelaeus, in the Ice Age, drawn from the cave remnants of their colonies discovered in caves in Europe over the last hundred years. Kurtén conveys the structure, habits, and society of the bears, their Ice Age environment, sexual and racial variations, and extinction.
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