Central Kansas Library System

Presents an illustrated description of gazelles, including their weight at birth, age of independence, adult weight, and life expectancy, and discusses their forms of communication, their habit of snorting, stamping, and stotting--or jumping in the air--when frightened by a predator, and eating and social habits. Includes glossary.

This book describes a baby lion, including its vital statistics, habitat, and eating habits.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to how a baby wildebeest survives in the wild.

An introduction to the characteristics and habits of Australia's kangaroo.