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We share our planet with a huge number of animal species. 7.77 million to be exact. Every year, 15,000 to 18,000 new species of insects, birds, reptiles, fish and mammals are discovered. This book is dedicated to the latter.

Funny platypuses and echidnas, considered the strangest of mammals; kangaroos that can jump at speeds of up to 56 kilometres per hour; predatory leopards that cover more than 56 kilometres per hour in one bound; sloths and anteaters, bats and winged monkeys, porcupines, great apes and, in fact, humans themselves.

Fascinating facts about each mammal of our earth, its scientific name, habitat, diet, unique adaptations for survival on Earth and other details are complemented by bright and detailed illustrations.