habits and behavior

". . . discover some of the interesting behaviors baby animals and their parents engage in to help ensure their survival"--Provided by publisher.

Explores the insects, birds, mammals, and lizards who pollinate plants.

"Brrr! The air is getting cold. Groundhogs move into the special burrows they spent the summer digging. It's time for them to settle down for a long snooze. Why do they need to sleep? Learn all about groundhog hibernation and how weather makes them sleep"--Provided by publisher.

Amazing photography accompanies engaging information about Amazonian Giant Centipedes vs. Brazilian Wandering Spiders. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7.

Take a peek under the rock, and discover what we can learn from the world of the ant, in this delightful blend of nonfiction and inspirational humor by author-illustrator Philip Bunting! There are ten quadrillion ants in the world, and yet I bet you never thought they could teach you anything. But these tiny creatures can do big things when they work together--just like people! With his signature humor and graphic illustrations, Philip Bunting delivers facts, laughs, and heart all in this special book that teaches that the answers to many of life's biggest questions can be found in your own back yard (once you're ready to look).

Learn about why animals migrate and the different journeys they take around the world.

Learn about the ways animals use smells to survive.

"Wolves are vital to their ecosystems, controlling the size of prey populations so all life can flourish. Uncover the truth about this important keystone species, explore how wolves shape entire ecosystems, and learn what's at risk if these powerful predators disappear"--Provided by publisher.

"Claws slash. Let the battle begin! Learn how wolverines and Tasmanian devils fight through narrative nonfiction"--OCLC.

"Muscles braced. Let the battle begin! Learn how wolf packs and moose fight through narrative nonfiction"--OCLC.