Habitats and lifestyles | |
What are mammals? | p. 9 |
The first mammals | p. 13 |
Desert life | p. 14 |
What are rodents? | p. 16 |
Mammal senses | p. 20 |
Hibernation and dormancy | p. 23 |
Migration | p. 28 |
Arctic life | p. 32 |
What are marsupials? | p. 35 |
Communication | p. 38 |
Parental care in mammals | p. 40 |
Ice Age mammals | p. 42 |
Camouflage | p. 43 |
New World marsupials | p. 44 |
The mating game | p. 46 |
Life on the plains | p. 51 |
Heat regulation | p. 52 |
Hunters and scavengers | |
Tigers | p. 10 |
Wild dogs | p. 13 |
Tasmanian wolf | p. 16 |
Cheetahs | p. 19 |
Otters | p. 22 |
Badgers | p. 24 |
Hedgehogs | p. 25 |
Domestic dogs | p. 25 |
Polar bears | p. 26 |
Grizzly bears | p. 31 |
The weasel family | p. 33 |
Leopards and jaguars | p. 35 |
Lions | p. 39 |
Mongooses, civets, genets | p. 43 |
Mountain lions or pumas | p. 44 |
Black bears | p. 45 |
Lynxes and bobcats | p. 49 |
Wolves | p. 53 |
Raccoons | p. 53 |
Hyenas | p. 54 |
Coyotes and jackals | p. 56 |
The smaller cats | p. 58 |
Domestic cats | p. 59 |
Skunks | p. 59 |
Meerkats | p. 60 |
Foxes | p. 61 |
Plant eaters | |
Wild pigs and peccaries | p. 6 |
Bison | p. 6 |
Reindeer and caribou | p. 8 |
Sloths | p. 8 |
Giraffes and okapis | p. 12 |
Sheep and goats | p. 14 |
Horses and asses | p. 15 |
Hippopotamuses | p. 17 |
Rabbits and hares | p. 17 |
Elephants | p. 18 |
Rhinoceroses | p. 21 |
Old World camels | p. 22 |
Monotremes | p. 24 |
Tapirs | p. 27 |
Llamas and their relatives | p. 28 |
Pandas | p. 30 |
Domestic cattle | p. 36 |
Kangaroos | p. 37 |
Moose and elk | p. 41 |
Prehistoric elephants | p. 46 |
Buffaloes | p. 48 |
Koalas | p. 49 |
Fruit bats | p. 52 |
Gazelles and antelopes | p. 55 |
Deer and chevrotains | p. 57 |
Zebras | p. 61 |
Sea mammals | |
Sea otters | p. 7 |
Walruses | p. 9 |
Seals | p. 21 |
Manatees and dugongs | p. 27 |
Toothed whales | p. 34 |
Dolphins | p. 40 |
Baleen whales | p. 48 |
Rodents and insect eaters | |
Porcupines | p. 7 |
Beavers | p. 11 |
Aardvarks | p. 12 |
Squirrels | p. 20 |
Rats | p. 29 |
Anteaters | p. 29 |
Moles and shrews | p. 30 |
Lemurs | p. 32 |
Capybaras and coypus | p. 33 |
Armadillos and pangolins | p. 36 |
Voles and lemmings | p. 37 |
Australasian marsupials | p. 41 |
Mole rats | p. 45 |
Bats | p. 47 |
Gliders | p. 56 |
Tenrecs and otter shrews | p. 57 |
Mice | p. 60 |
Primates | |
Orangutans | p. 11 |
Gorillas | p. 19 |
Old World monkeys | p. 38 |
Chimpanzees | p. 50 |
New World monkeys | p. 51 |
Gibbons | p. 54 |
Baboons | p. 58 |
Index and Acknowledgments | p. 62 |
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