Spices Online

Description

Chapters: List of Extinct and Endangered Species of Lithuania. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 126. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: This is a list of extinct, endangered and threatened animals of Lithuania. Collecting of this list started in 1959 and current version (2003) contains 815 species - 23 mammals, 75 birds, 128 insects, 224 flowering plants, 199 fungi and lichen. Contents: 4(I) - Intermediate== ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=2141633

Description

Microsoft Zoo Tycoon 2: Extinct Animals Expansion Pack brings to life animals that once roamed the planet! Experience the largest Zoo Expansion ever, with a whole new prehistoric world, 34 extinct animals. New activiites like Dino Rampage and Sonar Fossil Find. And tons of new characters and objects sure to change the face of your zoo.

Features

• Create your own customized zoo with up to 30 different animals
• Building and terrain-altering options
• 3-D graphics, photo options, new zoom mode
• Intuitive controls with tutorials
• New Zoo Guest and Zookeeeper modes

Description

Aside from being quite possibly the cutest creature on the planet, The Panda Bear has become the symbol for the importance of saving many endangered species. We are in hopes that this shirt serves a double purpose; not only to wear as a stylish piece of apparel but also to spread awareness that if we are not careful, we could forever lose some of the most amazing animals this world has ever known.

Features

• Created using a list of 37 popular animals on the endangered species list
• Completely Handwritten
• All words are completely legible

Description

Many books have been written about animals, and very good books too, giving a great deal of information. Most of them are called works of Natural History; and they usually give some description of the birds and beasts, fishes and insects, that are known to man. I am not going to write such a book as that; but to say a little about different kinds of creatures that we are all in the habit of seeing, and to tell you a few things of some which have belonged to me, or have come under my own observation; so that, at least, I can promise to write nothing but what I know to be true. I have not learned their characters and habits from books, but by watching them ever since I was a very young child; and many a happy hour I have spent in that delightful employment.

Description

Photographer Susan Middleton and David Liittschwager are in a race against the clock to capture powerful portraits of America's most threatened creatures. Join them on their unforgettable adventure that takes them from the California Sierra to the deep South, from the woods of North Carolina to the Pacific's shores. Along the way, they encounter a camera-shy Black-Footed ferret, capture the beauty of the golden trout, help release a pair of red wolves back to the wild, and watch from a front-row seat as a bald eagle chick is returned its cliffside nest. Their every picture tells a story...and makes a plea: DON'T SAY GOOD-BYE to America's natural treasures.

The folks at National Geographic, with the help of narrator James Woods, take us on a zigzag road trip across the U.S. in this 1997 documentary. We follow photographers Susan Middleton and David Liitschwager, who gave up their earlier pursuits (museum and fashion photography, respectively) to capture on film the rarest fauna and flora of the North American continent. A selection of these pictures was published in their book, Witness: Endangered Species of North America. This hour-long film takes us from a black-footed ferret breeding farm in Wyoming to Florida manatee pools to the Presidio in San Francisco where we see a plant that is so rare, only one exists and its exact location is a government secret. The portraiture is vibrant and truly stunning and the film is interspersed with interview clips of scientific luminaries such as Harvard's Edward O. Wilson. Despite a subject matter that is necessarily depressing, America's Endangered Species: Don't Say Good-Bye outlines a few recovery success stories and highlights the efforts of individuals throughout the U.S. who are determined to make sure that these species are around for future generations of National Geographic fans. --Douglas Dalrymple

Description

Endangered Species Chocolate All-Natural Panther Bar - Extreme Dark Chocolate (88% Cocoa Content) This 3oz. dark chocolate bar is made with all-natural, shade-grown, ethically traded, single-origin extreme dark chocolate. At 88% cocoa content, it is one o

Features

• All-natural gourmet chocolate
• Shade-grown ethically-traded cocoa beans from small family-owned farms
• Supports endangered animals habitat and humanity
• Each bar contains educational information about the endangered animal on the wrapper

Description

Webkinz animals come with a special internet code where your child can interact with it. They can name it, make it a home, and even play games. Not recommended for children under 3. NOTE* Due to limited supply; Webkinz orders are limited to 12 pieces per style per customer. Polyester.

Features

• Webkinz pets are very special plush animals
• Codes allow you to join Webkinz World
• Add to your collection to build up your Webkinz virtual plush family
• Great gifts for kids of all ages

Description

Amazing Animals Broadcast nationally on The Disney Channel, Amazing Animals has quickly won children's hearts around the nation. Featuring the lovable Henry the Lizard as the inquisitive object of the narrator's clever questions and insights, each is a riot of humor, live-action footage, animation and information. Children cannot help but have fun as they learn. #1 rated non-Disney program on The Disney Channel(tm) "Fun facts, folklore and animal behavior are rolled into one gorgeous-and entertaining-science lesson."-Publishers Weekly Disney Channel ratings increased 31% for the Amazing Animals broadcast time slot! Amazing Animals: Armored Animals reached #38 on Billboard's Video Retail Charts.

Seashore Animals feels like a second-rate show that didn't quite make the line-up when compared to many of the other fascinating top-notch videos in the Amazing Animals series. There are the usual pictures of animals doing the darndest things, from crabs burying themselves in the mud to turtle moms laying eggs in the sand, but the fast pace and plentiful information so prevalent in other videos in the series, such as Animal Journeys or Scary Animals is, unfortunately, missing. But it's hard to completely dislike any half-hour that features beautiful shots of pelicans, eerie footage of starfish traveling in rock pools, and pictures of dozens of too-cute baby ducks scurrying down to the sea. --Valerie J. Nelson

Description

Written together with Warren Budd, this is a fun, step-by-step way to learn about the animals we need to protect including humpback whales, giant pandas, bald eagles, gorillas and more.

Features

• ISBN13: 9780385469852
• Condition: New
• Notes: BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, Over one million books sold! 98% Positive feedback. Compare our books, prices and service to the competition. 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed