Modules

		Coyote: Friend or Foe? Coyotes are a canine species found in North and Central America. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		The Mountain Ecosystem Mountains make up one-fifth of the world's landscape. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Why Does it Seem that Some Animals are Always Chewing? Cattle, deer, sheep, goats and antelope are some animals that chew their cud. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		American Pika The American pika is a small, shy plant eating animal related to rabbits and hares. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		North American Beaver: A Keystone Species Beavers are among the largest of rodents. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		How were the mountains formed? Mountains take millions of years to form. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		The North American Prairie: An Icon in History A prairie is temperate grassland, or plain covered with grass. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Habits of the Black Billed Magpie The Black Billed Magpie tail makes up half or more its total body. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Upland Sandpiper: Shorebird of the Prairie Upland Sandpiper is also known as the shorebird of the prairies. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Black Footed Ferrets: Making a Comeback Black-footed ferrets are native to the North American prairies. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Owls! Owls -Short Eared, Great Grey, Burrowing, Great Horned and the Northern Hawk View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)
		Giant Water Bugs Giant water bugs are the largest insect in the world. View in Windows Media Module Information (pdf)