wildlife

A report of the author's observations in the Keewatin Lands northwest of the Hudson Bay, on the caribou and wolf populations living there.

A baby sea otter, separated from his mother by a storm, is rescued by a human who takes him to the Monterey Bay Aquarium to recover and learn how to take care of himself.

Simple text and color photographs profile the different types of wildlife that live in China.

Provides an overview of global warming and its effect on nature and wildlife, discussing land and water habitat loss, examining threats to plant and wildlife health, including the immune and reproductive systems of animals, considering air and water quality, and looking at global warming as it relates to mass extinctions and biodiversity.

An illustrated, general introduction to the wildlife of the U. S., discussing where they live and how they survive. Consists of alternating simple and more complex reading passages designed for children and parents to read together.

An illustrated account of Ruth Harkness' journey to China and up the Yangtze River, where she discovered a baby panda she named Su Lin.

Photographs and simple text provide young readers with information about the animals that live in the different regions of Canada. Includes a glossary and index.

Describes amphibians and reptiles, showing how they live and in which habitat each species thrives. Suggests related activities and experiments.

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