Prairie Dogs (Living Wild)

Introduces readers to prairie dogs by exploring their grassland habitats, distinctive physical characteristics, and highly social way of life. The book explains how these small mammals construct vast underground burrow systems known as towns, communicate with one another using a complex system of calls, and work together to watch for predators. Readers also learn about prairie dogs' diets, family groups, and the important role their burrows play in supporting many other species within the prairie ecosystem. Scientific facts, vivid wildlife photography, and a traditional folktale provide an engaging look at one of North America's most fascinating grassland animals.