Wild Animals of North America

The dust jacket of "Wild Animals of North America" shows significant wear, including tears and edge wear, indicative of its age and handling. Despite the jacket's condition, the hardcover and internal pages are well-preserved, maintaining the book's visual and informational integrity. This copy is ideal for collectors interested in wildlife literature and National Geographic publications.

"Wild Animals of North America" is a comprehensive exploration of the diverse wildlife across the continent, published by The National Geographic Society in Washington, D.C., in 1987. This Revised Edition offers an updated perspective on the habitats and behaviors of North American animals, featuring contributions from renowned experts such as Dr. Nowak and Howard W. Campbell. The book is part of the esteemed Natural Science Library series, known for its factual depth and stunning visual content. While the author remains uncredited, the editorial oversight by Gilbert M. Grosvenor ensures the quality synonymous with National Geographic publications. This edition is particularly valuable for its revised content, reflecting the latest scientific insights of its time. The book's condition includes a worn dust jacket with noticeable tears, yet the internal pages remain intact, preserving the rich visual and textual documentation of North American wildlife.