mammals

Presents a children's study of mammals such as horses, lions, gorillas, whales, and others, and discusses they habitats, what they look like and how they move, how whales breathe, how they care for their young, and how they protect themselves.

Discusses the habits, bodies, and different kinds of mammals and their relationships with people.

Text and photographs tell all about the pangolin, a mammal that looks like a cross between an anteater and an armadillo.

Discusses the rhinoceroses of Africa, particularly the white and black rhinoceroses, and one particular effort in Texas to conserve this endangered species.

Readers use the alphabet to learn about some of the more unusual mammals of the world.

A reference book dealing with birds and specific mammal groups such as rodents, carnivores, and ungulates.

Describes some of the animals that live in the coldest climates of the world, including the harp seal, polar bear, snowy owl, Arctic fox, beluga whale, and emperor penguin.

Photographs and text examine the world of mammals, depicting their development, feeding habits, courtship rituals, protective behavior, and physical adaptation to their various ways of life.

Describes the behavior of the humpback whale, with an emphasis on the fact that it is a mammal and shares the characteristics of other mammals.

Describes some of the distinctive animals found in Australia, including the echidna, platypus, and bandicoot.