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Lists

1. Salamanders (Awesome Library)
2. Spiders
3. Squirrels - Care and Feeding of Infants (Rowe)
   Provides an article on care and feeding of infant squirrels and explains why they are not pets.

Papers

1. Saber-Toothed Tigers - Extinct (Illinois State Museum)
   Provides an article and a picture. Others have called the extinct cat sabre-toothed, saber toothed or sabertoothed
2. Seals (National Aquarium in Baltimore)
   Includes a description and a picture.
3. Seals - Sea Lions (Hanover Zoo)
   Provides an article and pictures.
4. Sheep (Oakland Zoo)
   Provides facts and a picture. "Only in the last 200 years have they been bred primarily for meat."
5. Shrew - Dismal Swamp (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
   Provides a short description. 1-01
6. Sloths - Extinct (Illinois State Museum)
   Provides an article and a picture. Ground sloth pictured.
7. Squirrel - Northern Flying (U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
   Provides a short description of the northern flying squirrel. 6-99
8. Squirrels - Care and Feeding of Infants (Rowe)
   Provides an article on care and feeding of infant squirrels and explains why they are not pets.
9. Squirrels - Orphaned or Injured (Spragins)
   Provides instructions on how to handle orphaned or injured squirrels. Explains why you should not keep them as pets.
10. Squirrels
    Provides links to a variety of sites on squirrels, a rodent. 3-00  
11. Tasmanian Devils (Australia4All)
    Provides basic information and a picture of the marsupials. 5-01
12. Tigers (Hanover Zoo)
    Provides an article and pictures.
13. Tigers (Loadstar)
    Provides pictures and articles related to the various species of tigers. 5-01
14. Tigers (National Geographic Society)
    Provides basic facts on tigers. 11-99
15. Tigers (Zoological Society of San Diego)
    Provides a description and includes pictures. 2-01
16. Tortoises (Hanover Zoo)
    Provides an article and pictures.

Research

1. Seals Remember (Nature - Gee)
   Provides results of research that seals remember the voices of their mothers, even when they are separated for years. 7-00