50 Common Mammals of the Southwest
50 Common Mammals of the Southwest
50 Common Mammals of the Southwest
50 Common Mammals of the Southwest
50 Common Mammals of the Southwest
50 Common Mammals of the Southwest

50 Common Mammals of the Southwest

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If you want to be lucky enough to see a Mexican raccoon or a northern river otter, you need to know what they look like and how they will react to your visit. With the color photographs and detailed information in 50 Common Mammals of the Southwest, you'll find it easy to recognize and remember these elusive creatures when you see them. This book contains the species you are most likely to find in the Southwest, brief explanations of habitat and range for each animal, and descriptions of similar species, along with more than 60 color photos.

  • ISBN-13: 9781583690062
  • Genre: Nature & Outdoors, Published by WNPA
  • Format: Paperback
  • Trim size: 6" x 9"
  • Page count: 64 pages
  • Published by Western National Parks Association in 2000
  • Written by George Olin
  • Audience: General, Adult

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