Chapters (310)
- WILD ANIMALS AT HOME
- Wild Animals At Home
- Foreword
- List of Half-tone Plates
- I The Cute Coyote
- I The Cute Coyote
- AN EXEMPLARY LITTLE BEAST, MY FRIEND THE COYOTE
- THE PRAIRIE-DOG OUTWITTED
- THE COYOTE'S SENSE OF HUMOUR
- HIS DISTINGUISHING GIFT
- THE COYOTE'S SONG[A]
- FOOTNOTES:
- II The Prairie-dog and His Kin
- II The Prairie-dog and His Kin
- MERRY YEK-YEK AND HIS LIFE OF TROUBLES
- THE WHISTLER IN THE ROCKS
- THE PACK-RAT AND HIS MUSEUM
- A FREE TRADER
- THE UPHEAVER—THE MOLE-GOPHER
- III Famous Fur-bearers—
- III Famous Fur-bearers
- FOX, MARTEN, BEAVER, AND OTTER
- THE MOST WONDERFUL FUR IN THE WORLD
- THE POACHER AND THE SILVER FOX
- THE VILLAIN IN VELVET—THE MARTEN
- THE INDUSTRIOUS BEAVER
- THE DAM
- THE OTTER AND HIS SLIDE
- IV Horns and Hoofs and Legs of Speed
- IV Horns and Hoofs and Legs of Speed
- THE BOUNDING BLACKTAIL
- THE MOTHER BLACKTAIL'S RACE FOR LIFE
- THE BLACKTAIL'S SAFETY IS IN THE HILLS
- THE ELK OR WAPITI—THE NOBLEST OF ALL DEER
- STALKING A BAND OF ELK
- THE BUGLING ELK
- SNAPPING A CHARGING BULL
- THE HOODOO COW
- THE MOOSE, THE BIGGEST OF ALL DEER
- MY PARTNER'S MOOSE-HUNT
- THE SIREN CALL
- THE BIGGEST OF OUR GAME—THE BUFFALO
- THE SHRUNKEN RANGE
- THE DOOMED ANTELOPE AND HIS HELIOGRAPH
- THE RESCUED BIGHORN
- FOOTNOTES:
- V Bats in the Devil's Kitchen
- V Bats in the Devil's Kitchen
- VI The Well-meaning Skunk
- VI The Well-meaning Skunk
- HIS SMELL-GUN
- THE CRUELTY OF STEEL TRAPS
- FRIENDLINESS OF THE SKUNK
- PHOTOGRAPHING SKUNKS AT SHORT RANGE
- WE SHARE THE SHANTY WITH THE SKUNKS
- THE SKUNK AND THE UNWISE BOBCAT
- MY PET SKUNKS
- VII Old Silver-grizzle—The Badger
- VII Old Silver-grizzle—The Badger
- THE VALIANT, HARMLESS BADGER
- HIS SOCIABLE BENT
- THE STORY OF THE KINDLY BADGER
- THE EVIL ONE
- THE BADGER THAT RESCUED THE BOY
- FINDING THE LOST ONE
- HOME AGAIN
- THE HUMAN BRUTE
- VIII The Squirrel and His Jerky-tail Brothers
- VIII The Squirrel and His Jerky-tail Brothers
- THE CHEEKY PINE SQUIRREL
- CHIPMUNKS AND GROUND-SQUIRRELS
- THE GROUND-SQUIRREL THAT PLAYS PICKET-PIN
- CHINK AND THE PICKET-PINS
- CHIPMUNKS
- THE GROUND-SQUIRREL THAT PRETENDS IT'S A CHIPMUNK
- A FOUR-LEGGED BIRD—THE NORTHERN CHIPMUNK
- A STRIPED PIGMY—THE LEAST CHIPMUNK
- IX The Rabbits and their Habits
- IX The Rabbits and their Habits
- MOLLY COTTONTAIL, THE CLEVER FREEZER
- THE RABBIT THAT WEARS SNOWSHOES
- THE TERROR OF THE MOUNTAIN TRAILS
- BUNNY'S RIDE
- THE RABBIT DANCE
- THE GHOST RABBIT
- A NARROW-GAUGE MULE—THE PRAIRIE HARE
- THE BUMP OF MOSS THAT SQUEAKS
- THE WEATHERWISE CONEY
- HIS SAFETY IS IN THE ROCKS
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- X Ghosts of the Campfire
- X Ghosts of the Campfire
- THE JUMPING MOUSE
- THE CALLING MOUSE
- XI Sneak-cats Big and Small
- XI Sneak-cats—Big and Small
- THE BOBCAT OR MOUNTAIN WILDCAT
- MISUNDERSTOOD—THE CANADA LYNX
- THE SHYEST THING IN THE WOODS—MOUNTAIN LION, PUMA OR COUGAR
- THE TIME I MET A LION
- IN PERIL OF MY LIFE
- THE DANGEROUS NIGHT VISITOR
- XII Bears of High and Low Degree
- XII Bears of High and Low Degree
- THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF BEARS
- BEAR-TREES
- A PEEP INTO BEAR FAMILY LIFE
- THE DAY AT THE GARBAGE PILE
- LONESOME JOHNNY
- FURTHER ANNALS OF THE SANCTUARY
- THE GRIZZLY AND THE CAN
- Appendix Mammals of the Yellowstone Park
- Appendix Mammals of the Yellowstone Park
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