American Natural History

"The American Natural History: A Foundation of Useful Knowledge of the Higher Animals of North America" by William Temple Hornaday, published in 1906, offers a comprehensive overview of the continent's fauna. This meticulously detailed work explores the characteristics, habits, and habitats of a wide array of animals, providing valuable insights into the natural world of the early 20th century. Hornaday's keen observations and accessible writing style make this book a fascinating read for naturalists, students, and anyone interested in the rich biodiversity of North America. With detailed descriptions and engaging anecdotes, "The American Natural History" remains a valuable resource for understanding the history of wildlife and conservation efforts.

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