Henry Carter Hull

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.

A collection of articles about mammals that were written by award-winning journalists from "The New York Times".

"You're deep inside an endangered habitat. In the blue waters of southern Florida you come face to face with nature's gentle giant. Meet the manatee. He's playful, sometimes clumsy, and he rolls around when he's happy. Hear that?! He just squealed with delight. Learn why his world is under threat from pollution and development, and what young environmentalists can do to protect that world."--Amazon.com.

Explores the world of mammals, identifying their characteristics and describing individual species.

Describes the behavior, distribution, eating and mating habits, life span, and habitat preferences of more than four hundred species of mammals that live in North America.

Covers anatomy, behavior, evolution, reproduction, intelligence, social orders, methods of communication and rearing of their young.

A concise, thorough guide to the tracks, signs, and habits of the most popular species of wildlife.

"Learn about the olinguito, one of the most recently discovered mammal species, the discovery thereof, and the "cloud forests" in which they live."--