Meet one of the mountain’s tiniest and toughest creatures in this Pikas Book for Kids—a fun, fascinating look at these squeaky, hay-gathering mammals of the high country! Pikas Book for Kids Pikas are small, round mammals related to rabbits, famous for their big ears, high-pitched calls, and hardworking habits. Living in cold, rocky mountains across North America and Asia, these adorable animals survive freezing winters by storing piles of dried plants called “haypiles.” This book explores how pikas live, communicate, and adapt to life in some of the harshest environments on Earth. * Pikas are close relatives of rabbits and hares but have shorter ears and no tails. * They build haypiles—carefully dried food stores that last all winter long. * Pikas are active during the day, squeaking and darting between rocks. * They don’t hibernate, so their stored food is essential for survival. * Pikas are climate indicators—sensitive to heat and changing mountain environments. Printed in an 8.25" x 8.25" premium paperback with full-color photos, this Pikas Book for Kids celebrates these resilient “rock rabbits” and their incredible mountain lifestyle, showing how even the smallest animals can make a big difference in nature.