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9. Jack Lightfoot, the Young Naturalist; or, The Mystery of Thunder MountainGood News
For Students of Natural History: A Bird of the Far NorthFor Students of Natural History: A Bird that Feeds on Live Sheep
For Students of Natural History: A Cat that Rides on a Bicycle
For Students of Natural History: A Flying Fish
For Students of Natural History: A Remarkable Cat
For Students of Natural History: A Steel Nest
For Students of Natural History: An Intelligent Cow
For Students of Natural History: Animals that Cry Like Children
For Students of Natural History: Cat's Eyes Don't Shine in the Dark
For Students of Natural History: Fish that Don't Swim
For Students of Natural History: Flies that Catch Spiders
For Students of Natural History: Gallantry Among Wolves
For Students of Natural History: Hard to Kill
For Students of Natural History: How an Eel Swims
For Students of Natural History: How Birds Sleep
For Students of Natural History: How Serpents Move
For Students of Natural History: How Serpents Sleep
For Students of Natural History: Performing Fish
For Students of Natural History: Pigeons v. Hawk
For Students of Natural History: Queer Things About Cats
For Students of Natural History: Sacred Animals
For Students of Natural History: Seven Hundred Turkeys
For Students of Natural History: Snake-Catching with Fish-Hooks
For Students of Natural History: Surprised by Monkeys
For Students of Natural History: Tailless Cats
For Students of Natural History: The Bloodhound
For Students of Natural History: The Bull-dog Not Such a Bad Fellow
For Students of Natural History: The Candle Fish
For Students of Natural History: The Crafty Crocodile
For Students of Natural History: The Insects of Arizona
For Students of Natural History: To Handle a Snake