lions

Philip Caputo describes his experiences as part of a photography and research safari mounted to unlock the secrets of the man-eating lions of the Tsavo area of East Africa, a region known for its abnormally large, maneless lions with a taste for human prey.

Helps early readers learn about counting and presents simple facts about lions, their life cycle, behavior, and habitat.

Chronicles the life of Zamba, a lion rescued from the Zambezi River in Zambia and brought to the U.S. and worked in motion pictures.

Once there was a tawny, scrawny, hungry lion who could never get enough to eat until he meets a fat, little rabbit.

A friendly lion escapes from the local zoo and Pig Pig wants to keep him.

Provides information about the predatory habits, instincts, and skills of lions.

A Hollywood animal trainer recounts his adoption of a four-month-old African lion cub as part of a plan to institute more humane training practices, describing how his nurture-based program helped him forge a loving bond with the great cat and enabled better standards of care for performance animals.

Color photographs and easy-to-follow text describe the world of cougars, leopards, lions, and tigers, discussing what they eat, how they move, where they live, and how they work together.

A royal household is disrupted when a lion runs off with the baby.

Luke and Ted learn about the habits and characteristics of lions when their uncle, a wildlife photographer, shows them films he took in Africa.