Rutherford George Montgomery

The range boss on a neighboring ranch causes trouble for a youth and his summer visitors when their half-wild stallion is caught stealing mares for his band.

When his master leaves for school, Benny the kinkajou, is given to the zoo; however, this member of the raccoon family proves too clever for bars.

While scuba diving to get underwater photographs for his father's book on marine biology, a high school senior discovers a "sea monster" long thought to be extinct and stops two treasure hunters from illegally carrying off a sunken treasure.

A survey of the history, biology, and habits of an animal of unique, almost human, behavior. Describes current studies on dolphin life.

Far back in the wildest of the mountain country hides Yellow Eyes, the great mountain lion, the most cunning and powerful of his hunted kind. Beautiful and cruel, like all big cats, Yellow Eyes and his mate, The Golden One, are tawny shadows lurking in the forest. Rutherford Montgomery is known for his honesty in the portrayal of animal life. In his stories animals are animals, not beasts playing the parts of human beings in a false drama of the wilderness. The fictional story of a young, orphaned mountain lion cub, growing up alone, presumably in or around the Rocky Mountains. The cub soon learns how to hunt, and how to survive in the rugged wilderness, where he encounters not only larger and more aggressive animals, but his worst enemy of all, the hunter and his fearsome pack of dogs. A really wonderful story, for young and old alike...

The story of a wolverine as he outwits man, the hunter, as well as his natural enemies--all except one.

When Jerome Kildee, a solitary man, builds a home in a redwood forest in California, he takes in some skunks and raccoons but as they begin to multiply, Kildee turns to two human neighbors for help.

A family of dirt farmers who move into an abandoned farm near the Bar L ranch make many problems for the Carter family.