Aaseng, Nathan

Traces the history of track and field, providing information on the sport's rules, key figures, events, and philosophy.

Describes the skills, patience, knowledge, and techniques used by professional photographers of wildlife.

Describes how carnivorous (meat-eating) plants such as Venus's flytraps and pitcher plants catch prey from the size of mites to the size of frogs using triggers, pitfalls, and sticky surfaces.

Profiles noted Native American athletes and discusses the white culture's stereotyped images of Indian athletes.

A biography of the star player for the Chicago Bulls who led the team to their first ever NBA championship in 1991, quit the game in 1993, and returned after eighteen months.

Text and photos describe cougars, covering their life cycle, habitat, behavior, problems with humans, and their decline in numbers.

Describes this endangered animal including its hunting for food on the African plain and the competition which it faces, its reproduction and development, and the effect of humans on its decline.

An illustrated examination of the stock market crash of 1929 that presents background information on the Roaring Twenties and describes the immediate and long-term effects of the crash.

Examines teens and drunk driving, discussing how drinking affects driving ability, who drinks and drives and why, the law and drunk driving, and preventing drunk driving tragedies.

Provides information about traumatic brain injuries including causes, diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, how to decrease their risk, and how to help people affected.