Discusses the native Americans known as the Anasazi, who migrated to southwestern Colorado in the first century A.D. and mysteriously disappeared in 1300 A.D. after constructing extensive dwellings in the cliffs of the steep canyon walls.

Color photographs and explanatory text show how a life-size dinosaur model is constructed, more information about dinosaurs and how conclusions are made from fossil remains is also presented.

Describes the characteristics and behavior of llamas and their usefulness to man, discusses other members of the lamoid family, and reports on the growing number of llamas now being bred in the United States.

Describes these members of the dog family easily recognized by their long snouts, large ears, and bushy tails and which live in many different kinds of habitats.

Tells the story of Puck. He is a flamingo chick. He is growing up in a wild animal park. Puck drinks his mother's crop milk. He wades in the lake. He cumbs his feathers.

Describes how J.J., a baby gray whale born off the California coast and separated from her mother, waw rescued and returned to the open sea.

Describes Kipper's life. Kippers is a kangaroo joey.

Describes how and where zoo animals sleep.

In photographs and simple text, describes the wide variety of sounds made by animals in the zoo.

Describes the efforts of scientists who are trying to save the peregrine falcon from extinction by taking the fragile eggs that would not survive in the wild, hatching them, raising the chicks, and then releasing the birds back into the wild.