Wayne Lynch's Whose Baby Is This? is an excellent way for young readers to learn about baby animals in their natural habitats.
Each section contains a photograph of a baby with some interesting facts, and on the following page is an image of the full-grown animal. Children will learn about loons and cougars, opossums and anteaters. After reading this book, youngsters will discover that asking questions is not only informative, but fun
Wayne Lynch's Whose Baby Is This? is an excellent way for young readers to learn about baby animals in their natural habitats.
The internationally successful movie March of the Penguins showcases the life of these fascinating flightless birds that have become such prominent symbols of the fragile nature of our ecosystem. Faced with global warming, invasive tourism, pollution and loss of habitat, penguins -- if they are to survive -- need protection more than ever.
Over the past 18 years, Wayne Lynch has traveled to Antarctica, the Galapagos Islands, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand and a dozen remote island clusters in the tempestuous Southern Ocean, studying and photographing all 17 species of...
The internationally successful movie March of the Penguins showcases the life of these fascinating flightless birds that have become such p...
The polar bear, king of the Arctic, is one of the world's most recognizable animals. Images of the majestic beasts roaming across the ice cap, plunging into frigid waters, and playing with furry cubs have come to symbolize the beauty and grandeur of the Arctic. Andrew E. Derocher and Wayne Lynch have spent decades following the bears, and this book offers the most comprehensive and readable review of their biology, ecology, behavior, and conservation.
With gripping photographs by Lynch, a preeminent wildlife photographer, and the personal stories of Derocher, this book is as stunning...
The polar bear, king of the Arctic, is one of the world's most recognizable animals. Images of the majestic beasts roaming across the ice cap, plun...
