life (biology)

Contains alphabetized profiles of aquatic animals, covering their anatomy, classification, habitats, food and feeding, behavior, locomotion, reproduction, and survival; includes an article on aquatic flowering plants; and features photos, illustrations, and sidebars. This volume covers Dee-Fly.

Contains alphabetized profiles of aquatic animals, covering their anatomy, classification, habitats, food and feeding, behavior, locomotion, reproduction, and survival; includes articles on related topics such as aquatic commerce and industry; and features photos, illustrations, and sidebars. This volume covers Cat-Cra.

Contains alphabetized profiles of aquatic animals, covering their anatomy, classification, habitats, food and feeding, behavior, locomotion, reproduction, and survival; includes an article on beaches and coasts; and features photos, illustrations, and sidebars. This volume covers Barr-Car.

Contains alphabetized profiles of aquatic animals, covering their anatomy, classification, habitats, food and feeding, behavior, locomotion, reproduction, and survival; includes articles on related topics such as algae and aquaculture; and features photos, illustrations, and sidebars. This volume covers Alg-Barn.

Teaches children the differences between living and nonliving things in habitats around the world and explains how they can determine if something is living through a series of simple questions.

Examines the characteristics of living organisms, describing the features of an insect, reptile, fish, bird, mammal, and plant, as well as such unusual creatures as bacteria, polyps, mollusks, and worms.

Highlights the characteristics of living things and shows how they are all dependent on non-living things to stay alive.

Explains the difference between things that are living and non-living, looking at the needs, abilities, and characteristics of each.

Josephine explores the characteristics of living things while learning about her place in the natural world.