American Serengeti: The Last Big Animals of the Great Plains
by Dan Flores
In American Serengeti, Dan Flores chronicles the grand saga of the Great Plains' megafauna, tracing their presence from prehistoric times to the modern era. This compelling account illuminates the ecological and cultural significance of these magnificent creatures, now facing extinction's edge, and calls for renewed appreciation of America's wild heritage.
About This Book
American Serengeti delves into the rich natural history of the Great Plains, focusing on the large mammals that defined this iconic American landscape.
The book examines how these animals, from bison to predators, shaped the ecology and human interactions in the region over centuries.
Dan Flores provides an insightful narrative on the environmental changes that have impacted these species, highlighting their current status as the last big animals of the plains.
Through historical and ecological perspectives, the work underscores the importance of preserving this unique biodiversity in the American West.
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