This book discusses zombies, the walking dead or near-dead, bodies without souls, in fact and fiction, and such related phenomena as golems and animated mummies.

This book discusses dragons as they have appeared in the beliefs and legends of various cultures, including ancient Babylon and Egypt, Europe, and Asia, as well as how they are reflected in real creatures such as dinosaurs and komodo lizards.

This book examines monsters fashioned from organic or robotic parts, both in literature and movies, including Frankenstein and the computer HAL, from 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Contrasts the monster-creating escapades of mad scientists such as Frankenstein, Moreau, and Jekyll with the methods used by real scientists who try to help, not hurt, the world.

This book examines the existence of mythical and fictional monsters that are big and hairy, including King Kong, the Abominable Snowman, and Sasquatch.

This book introduces the physical characteristics and behavior of coyotes and discusses why ranchers dislike them even though they are helpful.

Describes the physical characteristics and appearance that a palomino horse has, how these horses are bred, and some famous palominos.

Describes the history and characteristics that distinguish these horses from other breeds.

This book explains the ways that sharks protect themselves and the ways that they catch or confuse their prey.

This book discusses shark embryos, how the embryos develop, and the growth of shark pups.