habits and behavior

Text and photographs depict the courtship and sexual behavior of animals including the golden toad, elephant seal, garden spider, and bower bird.

Illustrates how man has adapted principles of nature's tools, traps, defenses, weapons, and inventions for his own use.

Text and illustrations describe how baby animals are aided by their mothers in moving from place to place.

Each day of the week, Little Monkey learns appropriate behavior for a variety of situations.

Questions and answers explore many types of animal behavior, including hibernation, bioluminescence, imprinting, and symbiosis.

Photographs and text show how animals use water, dust, tongues, claws, and beaks to keep themselves clean.

Introduces in brief text and illustrations the special characteristics and behavior of such animals as the zebra, giraffe, swan, toad, and caribou.

Photographs and text depict how animals use teeth, claws, spikes, horns, camouflage, poison, and other ways to protect themselves from their enemies.

Describes nocturnal animals such as owls, bats, raccoons, and mice.

A simple introduction to the habits of a variety of animals, including birds, bats, bears, and frogs, during the winter.