Powzyk, Joyce Ann

Follows the life of a young ring-tailed lemur and his troop in the forests of Madegascar.

Presents in text and illustrations, the wildlife observed by the author on a journey through the island of Tasmania.

An illustrated account of the author's experiences in the Ranomafana National Park where she went to observe lemurs, with information about eight of the species she encountered during her stay.

The author describes her visit to the The Kibira National Park to see chimpanzees, and shares her observations of people, culture, and wildlife in Burundi as well.

The author describes the unique and varied assortment of animals she observed during a stay at Wallaby Creek, Australia. Her own watercolor paintings of goannas, cockatoos, kookaburras, platypuses, wallabies, kangaroos, koalas, dingoes, and other animals accompany her descriptions.

Introduces general ways animals camouflage themselves, such as coloration, mimicry, and disguise, and discusses how specific animals protect themselves using these techniques.