This series offers a comprehensive exploration of North America's diverse mammalian life. Delve into the habits, habitats, and ecological roles of iconic and lesser-known creatures. Each volume provides detailed insights into their evolution, behavior, and conservation status. It's an essential resource for naturalists, students, and anyone fascinated by the wild.
Young readers will learn through the perspective of the caribou about how it survives and thrives in the wild. The book describes the physical features, habitats, and abilities of the animal and features vivid nature photography. This title is useful for school projects and an entertaining read for any animal lover.
Young readers will learn through the perspective of the brown bear about how it survives and thrives in the wild. The book describes the physical features, habitats, and abilities of the animal and features vivid nature photography. This title is useful for school projects and an entertaining read for any animal lover.
"I'm a sea otter and I live in the ocean off North America. Read about my life in the Pacific Ocean, what I like to eat, and how I raise my young. Find out what makes me such an expert swimmer and how I keep warm in cold water."--Page 4 of cover.
"Young readers will learn through the perspective of the beaver about how it survives and thrives in the wild. The book describes the physical features, habitats, and abilities of the animal and features vivid nature photography. This title is useful for school projects and an entertaining read for any animal lover."
Young readers will learn through the perspective of the prairie dog about how it survives and thrives in the wild. The book describes the physical features, habitats, and abilities of the animal and features vivid nature photography. This title is useful for school projects and an entertaining read for any animal lover.