~James Rollins
Vase in the form of Two Polar Bears inside an Icy Cave
by Miyagawa Kozan
photo by David Jackson
illustrasjon til Kvitebjørn kong Valemon
by Theodor Kittelsen (1857–1914)
The Greenlander's supper appropriated by a bear
"The Voyage of the Fox: A Narrative of the Discovery of the Fate of Sir John Franklin,"
by Captain F. L. McClintock
NOAA Photo Library
Central Library, Portland, Oregon,
National Register of Historic Places
Cherokee Craftsman, Jessie Saunlooke, Carving a Bear
National Archives and Records Administration
Dreilindenstraße in Hödingen, Überlingen
by Frank Vincentz
St. Seraphim of Sarov, feeding a bear
early 1900s
Buinichi, Ethnographic Complex- Belarusian village 19
by Futureal
Links:
* Information about polar bear conservation and research (with suggestions for things you can do at the bottom of the page)
* Uncertain future for polar bears (World Wildlife Fund)
* Polar Bears International
* Free WWF wildlife wallpaper backgrounds
* Facts about different kinds of bears from The Bear Trust
* Resources for kids and teachers from the Get Bear Smart Society
2 comments:
This is such a cool vase.
I think that the vase is cool, too. Makes me think of white chocolate. :-)
I also love the Kittelsen illustration!
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