The Babyhood of Wild Beasts
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Bear cubs are about the most merry hearted youngsters I know of. I think they are even more playful than monkeys and far more charming to look at. An Alaskan Indian guide presented me with two little black bear cubs he had captured while hunting. They were about three months old and BABY BEARS 77 as fat as butter balls. They were as grey as mice but as they grew older these grey coats grew darker and darker until they were jet black like their parents. The little fellow r s were contented and g...rew very rapidly. I had a nice light pen built for them, where they got plenty of sunshine and fresh air. The little chaps thrived and waxed strong under the cheerful conditions. Bears are very susceptible to their environment. If con- fined in gloomy places, they become dull and de- pressed. I got a young timber wolf and a mon- grel dog to keep the little bears company. I named my bears Tom and Jerry. There were exciting times in the pen where the four of them lived. One of their favourite games was footrace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bear cubs are about the most merry hearted youngsters I know of. I think they are even more playful than monkeys and far more charming to look at. An Alaskan Indian guide presented me with two little black bear cubs he had captured while hunting. They were about three months old and BABY BEARS 77 as fat as butter balls. They were as grey as mice but as they grew older these grey coats grew darker and darker until they were jet black like their parents. The little fellow r s were contented and g...rew very rapidly. I had a nice light pen built for them, where they got plenty of sunshine and fresh air. The little chaps thrived and waxed strong under the cheerful conditions. Bears are very susceptible to their environment. If con- fined in gloomy places, they become dull and de- pressed. I got a young timber wolf and a mon- grel dog to keep the little bears company. I named my bears Tom and Jerry. There were exciting times in the pen where the four of them lived. One of their favourite games was footrace.
What to read after The Babyhood of Wild Beasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgia Maud Mcnally to read onlineMoreLess
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