Dr. Bob's amazing world of animals

Text and illustrations provide information about wolves, including their bodies, what they eat, and how and where they live.

Text and illustrations provide information about ring-tailed lemurs, including their bodies, what they eat, and how and where they live.

Text and illustrations provide information about moose, including their bodies, what they eat, and how and where they live.

Text and illustrations provide information about koalas, including their bodies, what they eat, and how and where they live.

Text and illustrations provide information about blue whales, including their bodies, what they eat, and how and where they live.

Describes the habitat, diet, and life cycle of pumas.

Describes the habitat, diet, and life cycle of the ring-tailed lemur.

Dr. Bob and his wise canine, Hank, journey to the savannas of Africa to study the warthog. Think you know pigs? Think again! Readers may be taken off guard by what is revealed about these energetic hogs. This is one safari you won t want to miss.

Observing the ring-tailed lemur will lead to some surprising discoveries. For example, females always eat first but they battle first, too. Additionally, the stinkier a male is, the better the chance he has of nabbing his desired mate. Filled with lively photography and intriguing facts, this volume is sure to amaze and delight.

The puma is one kitty you don t want to mess with. Pumas can run incredibly fast, jump up to twenty feet high, and chew on porcupines as if they were cotton candy. Dr. Bob and Hank are at it again, bringing readers to a better understanding of the world s most fascinating animals.