Wild Animals
Wild Animals of North America Intimate Studies of Big and Little Creatures of the Mammal Kingdom
作者：Nelson, Edward William, 1855-1934; Grosvenor, Gilbert Hovey, 1875-1966 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Fuertes, Louis Agassiz, 1874-1927 [Illustrator]; Seton, Ernest Thompson, 1860-1946 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：160
字数：563,654 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 160 题- BY
- EDWARD W. NELSON
- Natural-Color Portraits from Paintings by Louis Agassiz Fuertes
- Track Sketches by Ernest Thompson Seton
- COPYRIGHT, 1918
- BY THE
- NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
- WASHINGTON, D. C.
- PRESS OF JUDD & DETWEILER, INC.
- INTRODUCTION
- GILBERT GROSVENOR,
- INDEX TO WILD ANIMALS OF NORTH AMERICA
- THE LARGEST CARNIVOROUS ANIMAL EXTANT
- THE ALASKA BROWN BEAR
- The Larger North American Mammals
- BY E. W. NELSON
- With Illustrations from Paintings by Louis Agassiz Fuertes
- Photograph by Capt. F. E. Kleinschmidt
- TOWING HER BABY TO SAFETY
- Photograph by Capt. F. K. Kleinschmidt
- A SWIMMING POLAR BEAR
- Photograph by Roy Chapman Andrews
- FUR SEAL: FEMALES AND YOUNG PUPS
- ROAMING “MONARCHS OF THE PLAIN”: BRITISH COLUMBIA
- TRAINS HELD UP BY BUFFALO
- Photograph by E. E. Kleinschmidt
- ANTELOPES EVERYWHERE
- Photograph by Albert Schlechten
- A CINNAMON TREED: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK
- Photograph by E. C. Oberholtzer
- MOOSE FEEDING UNDER DIFFICULTIES
- Photograph by E. C. Oberholtzer
- COW MOOSE WITH HER YOUNG
- Notice the fold of skin at her neck resembling a bell.]
- WANTON WASTE OF WILD LIFE
- Photograph by W. J. Stroud
- ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK
- Photograph by W. J. Stroud
- AN UNUSUAL ELK PICTURE]
- Photograph by Charles E. Johnson
- THE MOOSE IS A POWERFUL SWIMMER]
- Photograph by F. O. Seabury
- PART OF A HERD OF SIXTY MOUNTAIN SHEEP
- From a drawing by Charles R. Knight
- A MOOSE THAT LIVED IN NEW JERSEY IN PLEISTOCENE TIMES: CROVALCES
- SPECIES COME AND SPECIES GO
- Photograph by Gus A. Swanson
- THEIR LIVING LIES BENEATH THE SNOW
- VAST NATURAL MUSEUMS OF EXTINCT ANIMAL LIFE
- Photograph by L. Peterson
- INTRODUCING A LITTLE BLACK BEAR TO A LITTLE BROWN BEAR AT SEWARD, ALASKA
- DID MAN LIVE THEN?
- CAMELS AND HORSES ORIGINATED IN NORTH AMERICA
- Photograph by Carl J. Lomen
- FEWER LARGE MAMMALS IN THE TROPICS
- DESTROYING THE IRRESTORABLE
- From a drawing by Charles R. Knight
- SAVING OUR WILD LIFE
- From a drawing by Charles R. Knight
- From a drawing by Charles R. Knight
- THE PRIMITIVE FOUR-TOED HORSE (EOHIPPUS, LOWER EOCENE, WYOMING)
- From drawings by Charles R. Knight
- THE FOREST HORSE OF NORTH AMERICA (HYPOHIPPOS MIOCENE)
- Photograph by Gus A. Swanson
- A MONTANA DOE AND FAWN
- Photograph by Gus A. Swanson
- THE SPIRIT OF THE WILD
- CANADA LYNX (Lynx canadensis)
- ALASKA RED FOX (Vulpes kenaiensis)
- CROSS FOX RED FOX SILVER FOX
- DESERT FOX GRAY FOX]
- ARCTIC WOLF (Canis tundrarum)
- ARCTIC WOLF]
- GRAY, OR TIMBER, WOLF BLACK WOLF]
- PLAINS COYOTE, OR PRAIRIE WOLF (Canis latrans)
- ARIZONA, OR MEARNS, COYOTE (Canis mearnsi)
- WHITE, OR ARCTIC, FOX (Alopex lagopus)
- PRIBILOF BLUE FOX (Alopex lagopus pribilofensis)
- WHITE, OR ARCTIC, FOX PRIBILOF BLUE FOX]
- WOLVERINE (Gulo luscus)
- PACIFIC WALRUS (Odobenus obesus)
- ALASKA FUR SEAL (Callorhinus alascanus)
- STELLER SEA-LION (Eumetopias jubata)
- NORTHERN SEA-ELEPHANT, OR ELEPHANT SEAL (Mirounga augustirostris)
- HARBOR SEAL, OR LEOPARD SEAL (Phoca vitulina)
- HARP SEAL, SADDLE-BACK, OR GREENLAND SEAL (Phoca grœnlandica)
- HARBOR SEAL, OR LEOPARD SEAL HARP SEAL, SADDLE-BACK, OR GREENLAND SEAL]
- POLAR BEAR (Thalarctos maritimus)
- GLACIER BEAR (Ursus emmonsi)
- RIBBON SEAL POLAR BEAR]
- GLACIER BEAR CINNAMON BEAR BLACK BEAR
- The cinnamon bear is merely a color phase of the black bear.]
- FISHER, OR PEKAN (Mustela pennanti)
- COLLARED PECCARY, OR MUSKHOG (Pecari angulatus)
- STONE MOUNTAIN SHEEP (Ovis stonei)
- DALL MOUNTAIN SHEEP (Ovis dalli)
- ARIZONA WHITE-TAILED DEER (Odocoileus couesi)
- FLORIDA MANATI (Trichechus latirostris)
- KILLER WHALE (Orcinus orca)
- WHITE WHALE, OR BELUGA (Delphinapterus leucas)
- GREENLAND RIGHT WHALE, OR BOWHEAD (Balæna mysticetus)
- SPERM WHALE, OR CACHALOT (Physeter macrocephalus)
- THE LARGER NORTH AMERICAN MAMMALS
- INDEX TO TEXT AND ILLUSTRATION PAGES
- SMALLER MAMMALS OF NORTH AMERICA
- BY EDWARD W. NELSON
- CHIEF, U. S. BIOLOGICAL SURVEY
- FURRY FRIENDS AND ENEMIES
- ANIMALS THAT LEARNED TO “DIG IN”
- A DEPARTURE FOR EVERY NEED
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- HEREDITARY ENEMIES: A CAT WATCHING A GRAY SQUIRREL
- STRANGE ADAPTATIONS TO MEET CONDITIONS OF ENVIRONMENT AND COMPETITION
- GEOGRAPHY AND COLOR
- ANIMAL CHEMISTS CHANGE STARCH INTO WATER
- GNAWERS MOST NUMEROUS OF MAMMALS
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- CASES OF CONCENTRATED FEROCITY
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- A WEASEL AT BAY ON A TREE-TRUNK
- WHY THE SKUNK NEVER HURRIES
- ARMED NEUTRALITY: A DOG AND A SKUNK PREPARE FOR COMBAT
- GOOD HOUSEKEEPING IN RODENT LAND
- THE EBB AND FLOW OF ANTAGONISTIC SPECIES
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- IT IS NOT VANITY WHICH PROMPTS THIS MOUSE TO TAKE ITS OWN PICTURE
- ANIMALS THAT SEEK SAFETY IN DARKNESS
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- A NEST OF YOUNG WHITE-FOOTED MICE
- COUNTLESS BEASTS THAT ROAM THE NIGHT
- Photograph by George Shiras, 3rd
- A MINK TAKING ITS OWN PICTURE BY FLASHLIGHT
- ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE AKIN TO MAN’S
- PEEPS INTO FUR-FOLK HOMES
- NEW COATS FOR BOREAS’ COURT
- ANIMALS THAT HAVE TO SING
- BATS WITH BULLDOG FACES
- ANIMALS THAT PUT THEMSELVES IN COLD STORAGE
- DEFENSIVE AND OFFENSIVE ANIMAL ALLIANCES
- BY ERNEST THOMPSON SETON
- THE CALIFORNIA JACK RABBIT
- Photograph by Howard Taylor Middleton
- YOUNG RED SQUIRRELS AND THEIR NEST
- SPINY POCKET MOUSE
- Summer Winter]
- THE HOUSE MOUSE (Mus musculus)
- HOUSE MOUSE
- FOX SQUIRREL
- KAIBAB SQUIRREL
- Winter Summer
- LEAST WEASEL
- THE RUSTY FOX SQUIRREL (Sciurus niger rufiventer)
- THE KAIBAB SQUIRREL (Sciurus kaibabensis)
- COMMON SHREW
- RED BAT
- THE STAR-NOSED MOLE (Condylura cristata)
- THE RED BAT (Nycteris borealis)
- THE HOARY BAT (Nycteris cinereus)
- JOSEPH GRINNELL
- Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]