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'''Humans '''are a race in the [[Seekers|Seekers series]] Called a '''flat-face,''' '''no-claw, '''or sometimes '''smooth-pelt, '''humans''' '''cause of most of the bears' problems. |
'''Humans '''are a race in the [[Seekers|Seekers series]] Called a '''flat-face,''' '''no-claw, '''or sometimes '''smooth-pelt, '''humans''' '''cause of most of the bears' problems. |
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It is later shown that humans are destroying the wild. |
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Humans are often accompanied by danger and flat-face denning areas. They drive around in cars and carry guns around with them. They can be found hunting in the woods with their hunting dogs and weapons. |
Humans are often accompanied by danger and flat-face denning areas. They drive around in cars and carry guns around with them. They can be found hunting in the woods with their hunting dogs and weapons. |
Revision as of 23:43, 13 February 2012
Humans are a race in the Seekers series Called a flat-face, no-claw, or sometimes smooth-pelt, humans cause of most of the bears' problems.
History
The Quest Begins
Humans take care of Lusa and the other bears in the bear bowl and their food is a source of food for Lusa when she is looking for Toklo.
Great Bear Lake
The four traveling bears often knocked over trash cans and ate the left over human food.
Smoke Mountain
Humans in their cars accidentally hit Lusa.
The Last Wilderness
Humans play a large role in this book. When Ujurak swallows a fish hook he is taken care of by Tiinchuu. Ujurak is later taken by other humans and is cared for at a hospital.
It is later shown that humans are destroying the wild.
Locations
Humans are often accompanied by danger and flat-face denning areas. They drive around in cars and carry guns around with them. They can be found hunting in the woods with their hunting dogs and weapons.