Release date is 2013-03-21

The Rocky Mountain goat -- The haymaker of the heights -- Introducing Mr. and Mrs. Skunk -- The persistent beaver -- The otter plays on -- The bighorn in the snow -- The clown of the prairies -- The black bear: comedian -- On wild life trails -- Rebuilding a beaver colony -- The wary wolf -- Winter ways of animals -- Pronghorn of the plains -- The mountain lion -- Famine in Beaver-Land -- Dog-town diggings -- Echo Mountain grizzly.

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"Watched by Wild Animals" by Enos A. Mills is a nature guide written in the early 20th century. The book focuses on the author’s observations and experiences with various wild animals in their natural habitats, particularly in the Rocky Mountains and beyond. It invites readers into the personal and intimate world of wildlife, providing insights into their behaviors and interactions with their environment. The opening of "Watched by Wild Animals" introduces the concept of the author's unique perspective while observing wildlife. Mills reflects on the stillness of nature, revealing how animals, such as black bears, mountain sheep, and wildcats, watch him as intently as he watches them. He muses on the intelligence and curiosity of these creatures, illustrating the careful balance between humans and the wild. Through vivid descriptions, he sets the tone for a detailed exploration of various animals' lives, hinting at adventures and the intricate dynamics of coexistence amidst nature. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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