Books in Sierra Club Wildlife Library series

Follows the life cycle of wolves, from their birth, through their early months of growth and development, to their daily lives as adults

Text and photographs introduce the origins, evolution, habitats, behavior, and life cycles of the eight present-day species of bears

Follows the life cycle of wolves, from their birth, through their early months of growth and development, to their daily lives as adults.

Describes various species of sharks, discusses their physical characteristics and behavior, and examines the threats they face from commercial fishing and pollution.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habits, and habitats of the many eagle species.

Clears up misconceptions about snakes, tells how they move, catch and eat their food, and reproduce, and looks at some of the most interesting varieties

An informative look at the great apes provides an overview of the primate family and their distinctive characteristics; offers separate profiles of the chimpanzee, gorilla, and orangutan; and provides vivid, close-up photographs.

Full-color photographs and an informative text teach young readers about the elephant, examining its physical features, habitat, history, and characteristics. By the author of Seals.

Describes the physical characteristics of the elephant, how it searches for food and behaves in its natural environment, and how it interacts with people

Enhanced by more than forty full-color photographs, this informative study introduces young readers to the eight modern-day species of bears, discussing their evolution, habitats, behavior, life cycles, and more.

Introduces the physical characteristics, habits, and habitats of seals, sea lions, and walruses.

The sixth volume in the Sierra Club Wildlife Library explores the ten families of snakes and their unusual anatomy, their behavior as both hunter and hunted, their life cycle, and their importance to the ecosystems in which they live.