pronghorn

"Life is a zoo, literally, for twin sisters Ava and Rosie when their family moves to the Fieldstone Zoo. Now the zebras seem upset and a pregnant pronghorn has gone into hiding. Will the twins' knowledge of animal behavior help them solve the mystery in time for the arrival of the pronghorn babies?"--Back cover.

"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to pronghorn"--Provided by publisher.

This book tells about the habitat, behavior, and physical characteristics of the pronghorn, the fastest running animal in North America.

At bedtime, Annie Antelope wanders away from home and almost becomes a meal for a timber wolf.

Describes briefly the habits and characteristics of the endangered pronghorn antelope and its subspecies.

Describes the life of a unique creature of the western plains, the swiftest mammal in North America.

Discusses how the pronghorn, once numbering 50,000,000, was reduced to 12,000 by the settlers' westward expansion, and then, with man's help, made a remarkable comeback.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of the pronghorn antelope, and discusses threats these animals have faced.

With colorful photographs and lyrical text, follows a herd of Wyoming Pronghorn antelope on its age-old migration from the sagebrush desert in the spring, to the high-mountain country in the summer, to lower elevations in the winter.