The Inuit

Series: Watts library

• Animal sharpshooters

• Birds of prey: a look at daytime raptors

• Cannibal animals: animals that eat their own kind

• The Colorado River

• Crafty canines: coyotes, foxes, and wolves

• Freshwater giants: hippopotamus, river dolphins, and manatees

• The Hudson River

• Maritime disasters

• The Orinoco River

• Space disasters

• The African slave trade

• Ancient shipwrecks

• Child slavery in modern times

• Exploring for shipwrecks

• Native American shipwrecks

• North American Indian games

• Personal computer communications

• Shipwrecks from the westward movement

• Shipwrecks of the explorers

• Slavery in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia

• Slavery in ancient Greece and Rome

• Wrecks of American warships

• Amazing amphibians

• Animals that hibernate

• Animals under the ground

• Funny fishes

• Mammal misfits

• The Mekong River

• The Niagara River

• Pluto

• Radical reptiles

• The signs animals leave

• The sun

• Venus

• The CIA

• The FBI

• Freaky flowers

• Greek temples

• Mapping the skies

• Maps in history

• The National Archives

• The Navajo

• North American Indian music

• Roman amphitheaters

• Small wildcats

• What is a fungus?

• Animal helpers for the disabled

• Earthquakes

• Fossils

• The history of the Internet

• The history of the personal computer

• Ice hockey

• Internet safety

• The Inuit

• Volcanoes

• The chaparral: life on the scrubby coast

• Coral reefs: life below the sea

• Freshwater habitats: life in freshwater ecosystems

• Sacagawea

• Alpine tundra: life on the tallest mountain

• Arctic tundra: life at the North Pole

• Life in the temperate grasslands

• The Maya

• The Mormon Trail

• Savannas: life in the tropical grasslands

• The transcontinental railroad