beavers

Presents information about the American beaver, including habitat, physical characteristics, life cycle, behavior, and building skills.

Presents an introduction to the lives of beavers, discussing where they live, how and what they eat, and other aspects of their lifestyles, skills, and behaviors; and examines the threats posed to beavers by interaction with humans.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, and habitats of chipmunks and beavers.

Details the anatomy, life cycle, special skills, habitat, diet, and hunting and survival strategies of beavers, and discusses the future of the animals.

Describes how beaver babies learn to work with their parents to find food, repair the dam and lodge, and survive cold winters.

Unaware that the voice from across the pond telling him he's lonely is his echo, a little beaver sets out to make a friend of that voice, encountering real animal friends on the way.

Beaver's excitement at finding a mussel that doubtless contains a pearl is tempered by the realization that such a treasure could stir the greed of his friends, causing a chain of environmentally disasterous events.

An exploration into the habits and behavior of beavers, including how they build dams and raise their young.

Introduces the habits and characteristics of the beaver, river otter, and muskrat and features these animals in two stories with Ranger Rick.

Chuck E. finds that he loves his sister Bonnie very much despite the problems that she has caused him.