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Adorable babies of exotic and familiar animals presented in an elegant, elevated package will make this a go-to holiday gift for both nature lovers and adorers of all things super cute. Bestselling author and photographer Traer Scott captures the magic and wonder of young animals’ lives. Featuring portraits of more than 30 baby animals—including an adorably gangly giraffe calf, a wide-eyed elephant seal pup, and a playful pair of opossum joeys—Wild Babies provides a glimpse into the rarely- seen world of newborn animals. Scott’s delightful photographs are paired with informative captions that highlight the formative moments of these infants’ first weeks as they explore the thrilling world outside their nests, dens, and burrows.   Creature meets cute overload! Adorable photos of more than 30 irresistibly cute wild baby animals paired with fascinating and informative facts and trivia.  

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Traer Scott is the bestselling author of Shelter Dogs (2006), Street Dogs (2007), Wild Horses; Endangered Beauty (2008), and Newborn Puppies (Chronicle, S13). Scott's work has been featured in Life, Vogue, People, O and dozens of other major national and international publications. Recent solo exhibitions of her work have been held in New York, Providence and Tokyo. Scott was the recipient of the 2008 Helen Woodward Humane Award for animal welfare activism, the 2010 Rhode Island State Council for the Arts Photography Fellowship Grant, and the 2011 Critical Mass Photographer's Showcase Award. Scott resides in Providence, Rhode Island, where she also teaches photography at Rhode Island School of Design.

Baby animals in all their glory. [Scott] strives to educate her readers while winning their hearts with her photography. Boston Globe

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Traer Scott is the bestselling author of Shelter Dogs (2006), Street Dogs (2007), Wild Horses; Endangered Beauty (2008), and Newborn Puppies (Chronicle, S13). Scott's work has been featured in Life, Vogue, People, O, and dozens of other major national and international publications. Recent solo exhibitions of her work have been held in New York, Providence, and Tokyo. Scott was the recipient of the 2008 Helen Woodward Humane Award for animal welfare activism, the 2010 Rhode Island State Council for the Arts Photography Fellowship Grant, and the 2011 Critical Mass Photographer's Showcase Award. Scott resides in Providence, Rhode Island, where she also teaches photography at Rhode Island School of Design.  

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