Imbriaco, Alison

Presents information on otters, and describes their physical characteristics, where they live, which species are endangered, and how they can be saved. Includes a list of Internet websites for further research.

Presents a short history of the Inca Empire, its land, people, religion, and government and provides a number of Web sites for further research.

Reviews the causes of the Civil War, beginning with the settlers who arrived in Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607 not planning to own slaves, although thousands were already working in the New World. Includes Internet links to Web sites related to the Civil War.

Describes the history, physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of the California condor, explains how they became endangered, and chronicles the effort to save them. Features references to related Web sites throughout.

A color-illustrated overview of Vietnam that covers its land, climate, culture, economy, and history and includes a section on Vietnamese Americans and a guide to related links on the book's companion Web site.

Examines the characteristics and habitat of the sperm whale, why they are endangered, and efforts by scientists to try to save them.

Introduces students to the threats that are endangering the red wolf; and explains how this endangered species can be protected in the future. Includes addresses for Internet resources.

Introduces students to the threats that are endangering mountain gorillas and explains how this endangered species can be protected in the future.

Explores the lives and behaviors of giant pandas, explains how and why they have become endangered, and looks at efforts to restore their populations and ensure their future survival. Includes Website links.

Examines the characteristics, habits, and habitats of the Whooping Cranes discussing threats to its survival and efforts to save them from extinction.