good night bear

Birth, nurturing, growth, exploration, from the perspective of parent and child,

Learn about the growth history of Taiwanese black bears and see how similar we are to black bears!

★ Accompanying the book is the parent-teacher manual "Building a Bear-Friendly Country: Protecting Taiwan's Black Bears Together", written and reviewed by black bear mother Huang Meixiu, and includes ecological stories specially written by ecological writer Guo Xiong.

The black bear mother does not eat, drink or move, quietly waiting for the birth of her cubs. Under the protection of his mother, the newborn bear grows up day by day and explores this vast world step by step. In the mountains and forests, there is abundant food, but also hidden dangers. The baby black bear is by his mother's side, learning how to become a black bear bit by bit...

The black bear is Taiwan’s most representative wild animal and an important conservation animal. But for most people, black bears seem far away from us and feel strange. How is a black bear born, and what processes does it go through to grow into a bear?

The book "Good Night, Little Bear" starts from the mother bear's pregnancy and the birth of the cub. From the perspective of the mother bear and the cub's monologue, it depicts the process of the cub growing into a bear. It cleverly integrates the ecology and growth history of the Taiwanese black bear into the book. middle. Readers can not only have a deeper understanding of black bears, but also experience the same parent-child love between different species through the emotional words and beautiful pictures.

This book specially invites teacher Huang Meixiu, a black bear mother, to write an introduction to black bear ecology and conservation, and Guo Xiong, an ecological writer and black bear conservationist, to write a story article. We hope to present the black bear conservation scene and the problems faced by black bears to readers, and invite everyone to learn more about black bears and join the ranks of protecting Taiwanese black bears and other protected animals.