It can be alarming to hear a chorus of coyote or wolf howls, or to see a dingo or jackal out of the corner of one's eye. However, just as domestic dogs have an important role in their human families, these wild canines play a vital part in the health of their ecosystems. This intriguing set, which is sure to enhance any life sciences curriculum, aims to help young readers understand key ideas about how coyotes, wolves, jackals, and dingoes have adapted to their unique environments. It covers their diets, behaviors, and the threats they face. Each title in this set also includes: • Captivating full-color images of the wild canines in their natural environments • Fascinating fact-boxes and a helpful graphic organizer to aid in reading comprehension • A vocabulary-building glossary • Explanatory text that is thoughtfully written with early readers in mind