Of bears and women: investigating the hypothesis that menstruation attracts bears

Byrd CP. 1988. Of bears and women: investigating the hypothesis that menstruation attracts bears. University of Montana

The goals of this paper were to examine the hypothesis that menstruating women attract grizzly bears, its genesis and acceptance, its scientific basis, its management and legal implications, and the cultural attitudes supporting it.

Type
Academic
Authors
Byrd, Caroline
Date of Issue
1988
Publisher
University of Montana
Units
GLAC , YELL
Keywords
Animal Studies, Attitudes, Bears (Ursidae), Behavior, Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos), Human-Animal Encounters, Mammals, Thesis
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Mammals

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