King Tyrant by Mark Witton
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A wonderfully-illustrated book on the most famous dinosaur of them all
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The Last of Its Kind by Gisli Palsson
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A newly-translated account of the great auk and the men who chronicled its extinction
Read MoreBig Meg by Tim Flannery and Emma Flannery
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A little book about a big subject: an infamous 60-foot extinct killer shark
Read MoreThe Birds of Yellowstone
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A beautifully illustrated overview of the birds of the Yellowstone region.
Read MoreThe Lives of Octopuses & Their Relatives by Danna Staaf
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A gorgeously illustrated guide to the cephalopods of the world.
Read MoreWhat an Owl Knows by Jennifer Ackerman
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The author of “The Genius of Birds” turns her attention to some of the most iconic of all birds.
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Koala by Danielle Clode
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A natural history of one of the world’s most recognizable animals.
Read MoreWild New World by Dan Flores
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A book about prehistoric America by the author of “Coyote America”.
Read MorePlatypus Matters by Jack Ashby
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A passionately dorky look at the endangered wonders of Australian wildlife.
Read MoreDrawn to Nature by Simon Martin
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A celebration of the artwork that’s attended Gilbert White’s odd masterpiece for centuries.
Read MoreWhen the Sahara Was Green by Martin Williams
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A fascinating study of the deep past, varied present, and possible future of the world’s largest hot desert.
Read MoreBirdpedia by Christopher Leahy
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An ornithologist provides a handy guide for everything from bird calls to bird plumage to bird poop.
Read MoreFox & I by Catherine Raven
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The memoir of an unlikely bond that forms between a solitary woman and a wild fox.
Read MoreLibrary of America E. O. Wilson
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The great naturalist E. O. Wilson gets a lovely Library of America volume.
Read MoreThe Gull Next Door by Marianne Taylor
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A gull-smitten writer takes on the thankless task of defending the world’s least-liked bird.
Read MorePhyllostomid Bats: A Unique Mammalian Radiation
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The leaf-nosed bats of the New World get a glorious volume.
Read MoreThe Nature of Fear by Daniel Blumstein
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A new study looks at the extent - and the unexpected benefits - of fear in the animal kingdom.
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