Schaller, George B

A collection of nineteen short writings by field biologist George Schaller that describe the unique people, animals, and places he has encountered in his work.

Describes the characteristics, habits, and behavior of tigers, including sections on food, family life, communication, and myths.

Discusses the characteristics and habits of the lions living in Serengeti National Park and their interrelationship with other wildlife there.

An account of the panda in its precarious native environment, imperiled by natural events and by human greed and indifference.