What Good Is a Tail?

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear typical of library use, including library markings and the absence of a dust jacket. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions. The cover displays minor scuffs and edge wear, consistent with its age and previous handling. ###

"What Good Is a Tail?" by Marlene M. Robinson, published by Dodd, Mead & Company in 1985, is a fascinating exploration of the tails of various animals, complete with striking photographic illustrations. This first edition, printed in New York, delves into the functional and behavioral significance of tails in animals such as skunks and beavers. The book is categorized under juvenile literature and serves as an educational resource on animal behavior. Robinson's work is notable for its detailed photographs and engaging text, making complex biological concepts accessible to young readers. This edition is part of a library collection, evidenced by its markings, and lacks a dust jacket, but remains a valuable addition for collectors of educational and natural history literature. The book's focus on animal tails offers unique insights into the natural world, appealing to both educators and young animal enthusiasts. ###