A Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians in the Hawaiian Islands
by Sean McKeown
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A beautifully photographed updated field guide that covers each of the 33 species of reptiles and amphibians occurring in Hawaii or its offshore waters.

The Hawaii Pet Book: Keeping your cat and dog healthy, Happy and housed in the tropics
by Toni Polancy
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No other state quarantines its dogs and cats (and no other state is rabies free). No other state has 9-inch long centipedes, stumpy-tailed felines, hallucinogenic toads, aggressive mongooses, biting ants, bacteria-laden geckos, angry boars-at least not all at once, all in the same garden. And though many states have dangerous plants, Hawai'i has them in proliferation and our warm weather means we are out among plant life, hiking and playing with our animals perhaps more than pet owners anywhere in the world.

Panic in Paradise
Invasive Species Hysteria and the Hawaiian Coqui Frog War
by Sydney Ross Singer and Soma Grismaijer
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A State of Emergency and Environmental War have been declared in Hawaii. The Islands are under attack by — tree frogs!
Panic in Paradise is an eye-opening expose of the Coqui Frog War, its motives, biases, lies, distortions, and hidden agendas. It is also an indictment of the Invasion Biology agenda itself, a destructive form of environmental extremism that poses the real threat to the environment.

Mammals in Hawaii
by P. Quentin Tomich
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A fully revised, updated, and greatly expanded edition of the 1969 classic by the same author. Especially significant in this new edition is a full treatment of marine mammals, including all species of whales, dolphins, and porpoises found in Hawaiian waters. Ecological, behavioral, and historical information is presented in a lucid and readable style, making this book as much a delight for the casual reader as an essential sourcebook for scientific study. Tomich's intense involvement and long experience in the Islands are expressed in the detailed treatment of each species and the exhaustive bibliography.

Hawaiian Damselflies
A Field Identification Guide
by Dan Polhemus and Adam Asquith
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Damselflies are one of the largest and most colorful groups of native Hawaiian insects. This practical field guide, designed to appeal to both scientists and the general public, provides all the information needed to observe and identify the 26 species and subspecies of damselflies present in Hawaii. Generously illustrated with full-color photos, drawings, and maps, this convenient, easy-to-use handbook is an essential companion for the amateur naturalist, science professional, or anyone interested in Hawaiian aquatic ecosystems, their biota, and their conservation.