Stone, Lynn M

Describes the different kinds of wildlife that live in Alaska including bald eagles, caribou, Kodiak bears, lynxes, and Dall sheep.

Describes some of the major sources of industry and revenue of Alaska.

Discusses the different people who live and work in Alaska including Russians, Native Americans, prospectors, dog sled mushers, and bush pilots.

Looks at the national parks and forests in the state of Alaska.

Describes the diverse geography of Alaska, from glaciers and tundra, mountains and volcanoes, to seashores and rivers, including information on climate and animal life in the various regions.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of the zebra.

Describes the appearance, habitat, nesting, infancy, feeding, and importance to humans of this bird of prey.

An introduction to the largest bird of prey, one which can be found worldwide and is the national symbol of the United States.

Presents information about this amphibian most commonly found in North and South America, describes how it looks, how it lives, and how it relates with people.

Briefly describes the life cycle of the caterpillar.