Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 216
n. The favorite food of the Polar Bear is theflesh of seals, sea-lions, walruses, fish, and deadwhales. Of all seal-hunters, he is the most suc-cessful. Instead of being obliged to stalk hisgame on the ice, in plain sight, he can hunt likea crocodile. He takes to the water, swims slowlyup, with… … A SCORE OF POLAR BEARS IN SIGHT AT ONE TIME. DRAWN BY HENRY \V. ELLIOTT, FROM HIS SKETCHMADE AT ST. MATTHEW ISLAND, BERING SEA. thus shielding it from danger, and urging italong. She continued to do this until woundedin various places and finally disabled. . . .While the Corwin lay at anchor off…
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