Not a DogNot a Dog

"Did you know that a Mexican prairie dog isn't actually a dog? Named for the barking sounds it makes to communicate, it's a rodent that lives underground! Prairie dogs create elaborate tunnel systems, called towns, which used to stretch for thousands of miles under the desert grasslands until farming and ranching endangered these social creatures. Today prairie dogs and their native grasslands are protected, preserving an important ecosystem. Dig into this book to learn about the life cycle of the barking Not a Dog while practicing the Spanish words for shapes!"--