Russ Heitz

Do you know which one of

Florida’s Krazy Kritters …

… has an immune system strong enough to kill the AIDS virus?

… has a family tree that goes back 300 million years?

… can hover in the air like a helicopter?

… can produce up to 12 offspring at a time and all are identical?

… has sons that are all called Jake and daughters that are all called Jenny?

… maintains an extended family of several generations and the whole clan joins together to drive off predators?

The answers to these and many other questions about Florida's Krazy Kritters are revealed in this fascinating collection of wildlife portraits.

This is a book for all ages—from grandkids to grandparents.  It is filled with interesting, amusing, and little known facts about some of Florida’s most unique kritters—kritters that are also among Florida’s most precious treasures.

 
For the eBook version of KRAZY KRITTERS
click on this link:   http://smashwords.com/b/14926
Book Price $12.00

                          

     

 

What others are saying about this book.

"Accompanied by delightful illustrations and wearing a smile, you will journey through pine hammocks and marshes, saw grass and swamps, and discover fascinating and unknown tidbits of information about nature's most mysterious, scariest, and beloved species. Young children will have a whole new world of interest opened up before them and adults will learn things they'd never thought of before."

Susan Haley, Author
RAINY DAY PEOPLE

 

Click here  to read a free excerpt from KRAZY KRITTERS OF FLORIDA

 

For information about organizations dedicated to the preservation of our wilderness areas and our wildlife, please go to the following websites.

National Wildlife Federationwww.nwf.org – “Inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children’s future.”

Wilderness Societywww.wilderness.org – “Our mission: to protect wilderness and inspire Americans to care for our wild places.”

The Wildlife Society www.wildlife.org – “The members of The Wildlife Society … actively manage forests, conserve wetlands, restore endangered species, conserve wildlife on private and public lands, resolve wildlife damage and disease problems, and enhance biological diversity.”

Natural Resources Defense Councilwww.nrdc.org – “Works to protect wildlife and wild places and to ensure a healthy environment for all life on earth.”

Audubon Societywww.audubon.org – “Audubon’s mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and earth’s biological diversity.”

Sierra Club www.sierraclub.org – “ America ’s oldest, largest, and most grassroots environmental organization.”

Defenders of Wildlifewww.defenders.org – “Although our mission has broadened  to include wildlife habitat and biodiversity, protecting wild animals, especially large carnivores, remains a central part of our mission.”

General news about wildlife, the environment, threatened and endangered species, and global warming.

Coming Soon . . .  

For a few other books about animals and their relationship with people, and for an introduction to the process of evolution, click on the following links.

TEARS AND TALES: Stories of Animal and Human Rescue, and THE HORSE WITH THE GOLDEN MANE: Stories of Adventure, Mystery and Romance, both by Russell A. Vassallo, www.Krazyduck.com. 

THE HORSES OF PROUD SPIRIT: Stories for anyone who loves horses, by Melanie Sue Bowles, www.pineapplepress.com.

THE ANCESTOR’S TALE: A Pilgrimage to the Dawn of Evolution, by Richard Dawkins, www.amazon.com.

 

 

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