Stories about bears and methods on how to protect "bears"!

As we all know, pandas are our national treasures, and children often associate pandas with other animals, so "bear" naturally becomes the object of children's curiosity.

When we opened the book "How to Identify a Bear", we found that it is a graphic encyclopedia that is both popular science and interesting. The content in the book is classified into details, including the classification of bears and their living habits. The explanation is clear and thorough, and the stance of protecting nature and the ecological environment makes children more deeply aware of the charm of nature!

1. Full of details: let you know everything about bears systematically!

Where do bears come from?

How many classifications of bears are there?

What is the relationship between bears and humans?

How do we identify different species of bears?

We can all find corresponding answers to these questions in this book.

After reading it, I realized that there are currently 8 species of bears in the world.

It turns out that bears all have a common ancestor called Zu Xiong.

It turns out that bears also wear "glasses" and they are called spectacled bears.

It turns out that there are huge differences between different bears, and identifying them requires starting from different angles.

It turns out that the black bear's tail is so short that it is almost invisible. (The short tail and the huge body form a huge contrast)

It turns out that the biggest common feature of bears is that they all need to hibernate.

It turns out that there is no lie in the cartoon that the bear really loves to eat honey.

The detailed knowledge system, simple and direct expressions, and vivid illustrations satisfy children's desire for knowledge to the greatest extent, and also allow children to understand bear-related content more intuitively. It stimulates children's thinking and awakens their yearning for nature.

2. Reflect on our lives through bears.

When it comes to bears, we always think of bears like Big Bear II and the way they enjoy eating honey. Every time I see this plot in the cartoon, I can't help but ask, do bears really like honey?

The answer is yes, bears do love honey. In Russia the bear's name is Medovich, which means honey-eating animal. Therefore, if you meet a beekeeper, you must protect your beehives.

In terms of diet, whether humans or animals, there is a maternal instinct that is difficult to eliminate. Brown bears will always fish for themselves and their cubs after the male bear has eaten and drank enough. Female brown bears are also very smart. They know how to use the advantageous position occupied by male bears to hunt. It can be said that they know how to utilize resources.

In general, mother bear loves her children very much. Baby bears spend a lot of time with their mother bears, who teach them how to defend and hunt. It is worth noting that the mother bear has a very strong desire to protect. If there are dangerous factors around, the mother bear will be particularly vigilant to protect her children. The baby bears will climb trees to avoid them as soon as possible. It can be seen that whether humans or animals love and care for children, their love for children remains unchanged.

3. Protecting nature is everyone’s responsibility.

With people's wanton exploitation and lack of care, the earth we live on is slowly aging. For bears, their survival is gradually facing danger.

As people exploit natural resources, the living land area of ????bears continues to decrease, and they are forced to leave their homes. Because they cannot adapt to the new living environment, their life span is also shortened. Secondly, with the construction of surrounding safety facilities, the living space of bears is restricted, causing them to go into villages to look for food due to lack of food, which increases the risk of them colliding with vehicles. Finally, people's selfish hunting destroys the lives of bears and harms the ecological balance.

As humans, we should live in harmony with animals and create a good living environment for them. Therefore, we should care for the environment and give the bears a pure land to live in.

Secondly, we should choose detours when building relevant facilities, and finally conduct publicity and education to make people aware of the profound truth that protecting the environment is protecting our own home!