Casey Anderson, the host of <em>National Geographic's Expedition Grizzly</em>, met a month-old bear cub ina wildlife preserve in 2002, whom he affectionately named Brutus. Little Brutus was destined to remainin captivity or, more likely, even euthanized due to overpopulation at the preserve. Anderson, alreadyan expert in animal rescue and rehabilitation, just could not let that happen to Brutus, who looked likea "fuzzy Twinkie." From the beginning it was clear something special existed between the two. And so, Anderson built the Montana grizzly encounter in Bozeman, Montana, especially for Brutus, so that he,and others like him, could grow up "being a bear." And so the love story began.<br /><br />When together, Anderson and Brutus will wrestle, swim, play, and continue to act as advocates forgrizzly protection and education, be it through documentaries like <em>Expedition Grizzly</em>, appearanceson <em>Oprah</em> or <em>Good Morning America</em>, or in this inspiring book, which promises to be an intimate lookinto Anderson's relationship with Brutus and a call to action to protect these glorious animals and thenatural world they live in. <br /><br /><em>The Story of Brutus</em> proves that love and friendship knows no bounds and that every care must betaken to protect one of nature's noblest creatures.