The Wonders of the Jungle, Book 2

An elephant herd is a kind of republic, something like the United States of America, only much smaller and much simpler. So its leader is a sort of president. He is usually the wisest elephant in the herd.

You may like to know how the elephants choose their president. I shall tell you how they do that.

But you must first consider how the people of the United States choose their President.

Contents:

I. THE ELEPHANT HERD A REPUBLIC

II. WAR AND NEUTRALITY IN THE JUNGLE

III. The Policemen of the Elephant Herd

IV. THE POLICEMEN OF THE ELEPHANT HERD

V. FLESH-EATING ANIMALS: THE FELINES, OR THE CAT TRIBE

VI. THE TIGER

VII. THE TIGER CUBS' LESSONS

VIII. THE TIGRESS MOTHER'S SPECIAL DUTIES

IX. THE SPECIAL QUALITIES OF TIGER AND TIGRESS

X. THE LION

XI. THE LION"S DAILY LIFE

XII. THE LION A NOBLE ANIMAL

XIII. THE LEOPARD

XIV. THE LEOPARD"S HABIT

XV. AMERICAN LEOPARD: THE JAGUAR

XVI. THE DOG TRIBE