In Leopards, author Cyndi Gamble details the characteristics and ecology of these creatures, and she outlines the serious threats that leopards face and explains what can be done to protect them.
An excellent general introduction to the species and a must-have for nature enthusiasts, environmentalists, and animal lovers, this comprehensive book combines interesting facts and captivating four-color photographs.
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About the Author:
The late Cyndi Gamble produced several feature films about exotic animals, and raised, trained, and filmed wolves, wolverines, coyotes, and foxes in her work. Since 1992 she ran the Center for Endangered Cats.
Rodney Griffiths is a nature photographer of international repute.
From School Library Journal:
Grade 7 Up–Gamble writes and edits film documentaries on wildlife, and this book reads like one. The text offers a comprehensive look at these endangered animals and raises awareness of various efforts to preserve their habitats and to save them from extinction. Excellent-quality photographs appear throughout. Distribution maps show where leopards live, and a fact sheet with recommended reading is appended. An attractive and informative addition.–Cynde Suite, Bartow County Library System, Adairsville, GA
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- PublisherVoyageur Pr
- Publication date2004
- ISBN 10 0896586561
- ISBN 13 9780896586567
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages48