Brief text and photographs introduce ocean animals, such as bluefin tuna, spotted eagle rays, leatherback sea turtles, stellar sea lions, and Hector's dolphins, and describe how the animals are endangered and what can be done to save them.
While on her first hiking and camping trip, thirteen-year-old Sammy tries to solve a mystery involving endangered condors while avoiding scorpions, ticks, and embarrassment.
Explains what it means when an animal is classified as endangered, provides an introduction to wolves, looks at their bodies, life cycles, and behaviors, and discusses the reasons why wolves have become endangered and what is being done to save them.
Discusses the physical features, environment, eating habits, life cycle of the humpback whale, as well as the dangers they face and their unique way of communicating.
Examines the life of the wildebeest, pointing out differences between the two species, their odd appearance and social nature, and the impact humans have had, and continue to have, on these African bovids.
Describes efforts to save endangered animals from extinction by breeding them in captivity, teaching them survival skills, and then releasing them into the wild.
Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of the grizzly bear, its decline in numbers due to human population growth and activities, and the efforts being made to maintain its population.
Provides descriptions of physical characteristics and habits of some of the most at-risk marine animals in the world, with explanations of why they are endangered and how they can be protected.
