Burlington Public Library

The largest known black bear in North America weighed 880 pounds. Before becoming giants of the forest, bears begin as nearly hairless, blind, tiny cubs. This excellent resource presents cub life, from foraging for food to learning to swim and climb. Colorful photographs show the many different kinds of cuddly cubs that live in the wild.

"Up-close photos and information about baby animals of the ocean biome"--Provided by publisher.

Learn about baby rabbits.

A photo essay about the first six to eight months in the life of a duckling, abandoned before hatching and later adopted by a farmyard hen.

This book describes a baby baboon, including its vital statistics, habitat, and eating habits.

Engaging photos of baby lions, hippos, zebras, giraffes, and rhinos highlight this introduction to African savannas Interesting information focuses on the special needs of animals in this habitat, including how they find water during the dry season and stay cool in the intense heat.

Introduces readers to baby llamas. Vivid photographs and easy-to-read text aid comprehension for early readers.

Photographs and simple text introduce early readers to the behavior, appearance, hunting style, and habitat of a baby flying fox.