Gaines, Richard

Presents a brief introduction to the Iroquois Indians including information on their society, homes, food, clothing, crafts, and life today.

Teaches children about velociraptors, explaining when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why they no longer exist.

Shares true stories of bear attacks on people, and provides information about the lives and behaviors of bears in the wild.

Shares true stories of tiger attacks on people, and provides information about the lives and behaviors of tigers in the wild.

Traces the history of undersea exploration from the work of Matthew Fontaine Maury, who developed maps and charts for mariners, to the establishment of seafloor habitats for human beings.

Teaches children about archaeopteryx, explaining when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why they no longer exist.

Teaches children about tyrannosaurus rex, explaining when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why theyno longer exist.

Teaches children about triceratops, explaining when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why they no longer exist.

Teaches children about coelophysis, explianing when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why they no longer exist.

Presents facts on sharks, covering their anatomies and diet, and tells the stories of several shark attack survivors.