arctic regions

Text and photographs describe the animal life of the Arctic lands.

Color photographs and text examine the different types of animals who live in the arctic regions of the world and how they survive under the hostile conditions encountered there.

Describes the ecology of the Arctic, including its land, animals, plants, and people.

Details the life cycle of a mother polar bear and her two cubs, from their birth to their learning of survival lessons.

A description of Inuit culture accompanies a collection of eighteen Inuit folktales from an ancient oral tradition in which animals could take human form and in which magic usually had a part.

Examines over a dozen different types of snow and snowy conditions through the vocabulary of the Inuit people of Alaska. Discusses the physical properties and formation of the snow and how it affects the plants, animals, and people of the Arctic.

Photographs and text describe the whales that live in the Arctic regions and the history of whaling.

Presents illustrated retellings of ten folk and fairy tales from northern hemisphere countries that border on or contain frozen tundra, snowy mountains, dense wilderness, and ice fields.

Photographs and verse celebrate the animals that live in the land of the North.

Photographs and text provide an introduction to Arctic foxes, discussing their physical characteristics, behaviors, how they find food, and mating.