WorldLife library

A color-illustrated profile of condors and vultures that discusses scavenging, flight, interactions with humans, American and Old World species, and conservation, and includes maps of specific condor and vulture species' geographic distribution.

Describes the smallest and most widespread of the wild dog family, its evolution, habitat, and behavior.

Provides information on the physical characteristics and behavior of killer whales, as well as the environmental threats facing them today.

An informational overview of moose featuring color photos of the animals in the wild, which describes their origins and subspecies, habitats and behaviors, life cycle, relationship with humans, and other related topics.

An introduction to frogs and toads of the world including descriptions of their physical characteristics, behaviors, life cycle, role in legend and lore, and dangers from humans.

Photographs and text present an introduction to elephants detailing their natural history, their complex infrasonic communication system, and their chances for survival in our rapidly changing world.

A photographic profile of cheetahs that also describes their history, physical characteristics, behavior, and survival threats.

Explains what global warming is, examines the impact it will have on health, agriculture, water resources, coastal regions, forests, and wildlife in the future, and describes the steps scientists are taking to stop it.

A photographic profile of bats that also describes their history, physical characteristics and capabilities, behavior, conservation, categorical families, and distribution.

A photographic introduction to lions, providing information about the characteristics, adaptability, and social nature and structure of the big cats.