Wayne Lynch

Describes this western North American mountain range's ecology, discussing formation, geography, climate, and plant and animal life.

In this richly illustrated tour of the Galapagos, world renowned photographer and naturalist Wayne Lynch captures the unique wildlife living here, including the Galapagos tortoise, the marine iguana, the flightless cormorant, the blue-footed boobie and the magnificent frigatebird.

Discusses the physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle of hawks.

Asks the reader to identify various wild animal babies from descriptions of their appearances and behavior, and includes a photograph and miscellaneous facts about each.

The letters of the alphabet serve to introduce information about the aurora borealis, beluga whales, caribou, and other animals, plants, and phenomena of the Arctic.

Color photographs and simple text illustrate the journey of a female leatherback sea turtle as she crawls ashore on the island of Trinidad to lay her eggs and looks at the first year of life for a baby sea turtle.

In northern Alaska, a female red fox is busy with her newborn litter, while her mate hunts for them both. As the pups grow, they venture farther outside the den, begin to play and fight to develop their survival and hunting skills, and prepare to leave home.