Petersen, David

A graphic comic about the world of Mouse Guard, mice with capes and swords defending themselves against their enemies as if they were Knights of the Round Table.

Discusses the characteristics and behavior of the moose.

Recounts the life of Ishi, sole survivor of a small band of Yahi Indians, who was found in 1911 near Oroville, California.

Describes the landscape and wildlife of Rocky Mountain National Park, created in 1915 and featuring mountains, rivers, lakes, and tundra.

Describes the possible appearance and behavior of this large dinosaur and the fossil discoveries providing this information.

Depicts the wildlife, mountains, glaciers, wildflowers, and other sights protected by the Waterton-Glacier Park, an international park created in 1932 by the Canadian and American governments.

Describes the habits and behavior of the mountain lion, also known as a cougar, puma, and panther.

Provides photographs and information about the Atlantic Ocean, discussing its location and size, its geographical features, the effects of its waves and tides, some of the plants and animals that live in and around its waters, and the dangers of pollution.

Various writers and artists contribute to David Peterson's world of "Mouse Guard" in this anthology of short stories woven together by a storytelling contest held by the proprietress of the June Alley Inn, in the western mouse city of Barkstone.

Depicts the scenery and wildlife on view at the Grand Teton National Park and recounts the exploits of the area's first explorers.