Wild Animals of Yellowstone National Park

"Wild Animals of Yellowstone National Park" by Harold J. Brodrick is a mid-20th century science book that describes the different kinds of mammals that people often see in Yellowstone National Park. It has pictures and information about how these animals act and where they live. The main idea is to teach people visiting the park about the many different animals living there. The book starts by explaining why Yellowstone's animals are important along with its amazing scenery. Brodrick talks about how the park was created to protect both the land and the animals, which were becoming fewer because they were losing their homes and being hunted. The book’s beginning explains that it is meant to teach visitors about the mammals they might see, like what they look like, where they live, and how they behave, starting with animals like the Pronghorn and Bison. Its purpose is to show why it’s so important to protect the animals in Yellowstone.