Books in Nature Watch series

Birds of prey are among the most powerful and majestic predators on Earth. Find out about their amazing eyesight, how hawks hunt their prey and how some vultures ingeniously use tools in their quest for food.

Photograhs and text observe the behavior of a family of mice living in a basement, comparing their habits to those of outdoor mice. Includes information on the care of pet mice

Investigates the lives and lifestyles of the ocean's most extraordinary predators and powerful swimmers. Discover how hammerheads detect and track their prey and how the weird-looking wobbergong become invisible.

In-depth coverage of every aspect of the crocodilian's natural history.

Close-up photographs introduce young readers to gorillas living in the African rainforest and the text explains why these shy, peaceful animals are threatened with extinction and what steps are being taken to save them.

Introduces the phenomenon of bird song, explains how and why birds sing, describes how scientists learn about bird communication, and indicates the dangers to songbirds due to changes in their habitats.

Rare Book

Examines a variety of plants and animals that live in deserts

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, behaviors, and life cycle of grizzly bears.

Discover incredible and often creepy facts about some of the most successful species on Earth.

Focus features zoom in on particular aspects of wolf and wild dog life, such as the behavior of dingoes in the outback, or a pack of wolves hunting their prey.

Describes the physical characteristics, life cycle, and behaviors of many species of woodpeckers found throughout the world; also discusses some of the threats to their survival.