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Hirschi, Ron

Lions, Tigers, and Bears: Why Are Big Predators So Rare?

40 pp. | Boyds | September, 2007 | Trade ISBN 978-1-59078-435-8 $16.95
(3) 4-6 Photographs by Thomas D. Mangelsen. Seven types of large predators--the title animals, killer whales, polar bears, cougars, and cheetahs--are described in brief chapters that explore their habits and habitats. The text also focuses on endangerment and the many ways in which the animals are affected by humans. Hirschi ends with a list of websites for wildlife conservation organizations. Vivid nature photographs support the text. Ind.
Reviewer: Beth L. Meister

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