Bandon Public Library

Presents information about this amphibian most commonly found in North and South America, describes how it looks, how it lives, and how it relates with people.

Examines the prairie as an ecological niche and describes the plant and animal life supported there

An introduction to the playful, outgoing chimpanzee

At top speed, an ornate box turtle can cross the length of a football field in about 7 minutes. While not a blazing pace, it's faster than the eastern box turtle, which clocks in at 20 minutes. It's a good thing these reptiles don't have to outrun predators. Instead, they have amazing shells for protection. Unlike other turtles, box turtles can close thir shells completely to keep predators out. Check out this book for more about box turtles

Examines the pelican, describing its habitat, physical characteristics, behavior, and relationship with people, with an emphasis on the brown and white pelicans

Discusses the physical characteristics, homes, and behavior of this bird known for its colorful plumage, long legs, and unusual bill

Discusses the habitats, physical characteristics, habits, predators, and prey of different kinds of toads

An introduction to the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of marmots, commonly called woodchucks.

This book introduces porcupines, including their physical characteristics, their habitats, and their behavior.

Examines the physical characteristics, habitats, and behavior of sea turtles and describes some of the different kinds.