An introduction to different mammals from around the world.

Animal conservation is an important issue and these great guides teach young children all about animals that live in sanctuaries, as well as endangered species and animal habitats.

Covering the behaviour, diet, distribution, and evolution of various mammals, this work is illustrated with photographs and original artwork, including photo-stories of momentous events, such as how a cheetah learns to hunt, an elephant's early years, and life in the pouch for a kangeroo.

This is an authoritative description of all the species of mammal found in Europe and the seas around it. Species descriptions include details of colour, form, habitat, habits, measurements, breeding and behaviour.

The books in this series reveal examples of some of the most bizarre, amazing, and extreme animals in the world. This book looks at marvellous mammals, including prickly porcupines, poisonous platypuses, and terrible tigers.

An introduction to tigers, their nature, and how they live.

Simple facts about animals within the mammalian family.

Wherever you live in Britain, you will be amazed at how much mammal life there is right on your doorstep. Even in the busiest cities, there are small rodents, such as this squirrel, and larger predators, such as foxes. In this book find out all about the mammals that live in British cities, the coutryside and in our waterways. Discover the best ways to spot them and learn about the classification of mammals.

Each volume in this series of Key Stage Two books examines the lifecycle and life processes of a particular animal or insect. The book includes illustrations and photographs. This volume focuses on mammals.

This series follows the life cycle of a group of animals. Each title looks at a different class of vertebrate (with the exception of insects), rather than just focusing on one single animal.