Books in Worldlife Library series

Majestic and powerful, the eagle is a symbol of freedom. So it’s no wonder the long-endangered eagle is one of the most popular birds in North America. Rebecca Grambo’s concise text, combined with superb four-color photography by some of the world’s best nature photographers, makes "Eagles" a compelling general introduction to the natural history of these majestic birds. Focusing on eagles of North America and Europe, it places a special emphasis on bald and golden eagles. No nature lover’s collection is complete without "Eagles".

Tornadoes are one of the most fascinating and powerful weather phenomena. These twisting columns of air can be incredibly destructive and often lethal when they touch the ground. Weather forecasters have long studied tornadoes in an attempt to better understand their origins and how to predict them. H. Michael Mogil expertly explains the mechanics of tornadoes, how and where they form, and what happens when they strike. He describes how advances in technology, including radar and weather satellites, have led to improved warning systems.

In Leopards, author Cyndi Gamble details the characteristics and ecology of these creatures, and she outlines the serious threats that leopards face and explains what can be done to protect them. An excellent general introduction to the species and a must-have for nature enthusiasts, environmentalists, and animal lovers, this comprehensive book combines interesting facts and captivating four-color photographs.

In Leopards, author Cyndi Gamble details the characteristics and ecology of these creatures, and she outlines the serious threats that leopards face and explains what can be done to protect them. An excellent general introduction to the species and a must-have for nature enthusiasts, environmentalists, and animal lovers, this comprehensive book combines interesting facts and captivating four-color photographs.