habitations

Introduces animals that were recently discovered by scientists, including a worm that spits glue, a rat with vampire teeth, and a frog you can see through.

"Information about how animals build their homes, for beginner readers"--Provided by publisher.

A bear makes a den and finds all of the things he needs for it.

Known for reaching speeds of up to sixty miles per hour, the mako shark is a fierce predator. With its many rows of curved teeth, the mako shark has the incredible ability to hunt vertically, starting at the bottom of the ocean and propelling its body upward to attack its prey. The mako shark's blue topside and white underside allow it to camouflage perfectly into its environment. While mako sharks are apex predators without any natural enemies, humans are causing their population to decline. Look inside to learn how you can take action to defend these amazing hunters!.

Horses, tires, license plates, and suits of armor?tiger sharks are incredible predators that will eat anything! These vicious creatures are the second-largest sharks in the ocean and are known for their aggressive nature and likelihood to attack. From their ability to detect electric currents in the water to their special organ that allows them to feel movement from other animals, tiger sharks are amazing predators. From the Northeastern United States to the Indian Ocean, these striped sharks are found all over the world, waiting to attack their prey. Find out everything you need to know about tiger sharks, from how they hunt to where you can see one in the wild (if you dare)!.

Known for its whip-like tail and ferocious hunting techniques, the thresher shark is one of the scariest sharks in the sea! Surprisingly, the thresher shark does not hunt with its teeth, but with its amazing tail that is often as long as the shark's entire body. While not aggressive toward humans, thresher sharks herd schools of fish together before attacking multiple fish at one time. In this book, you'll learn about the thresher shark's diet, habitat, and behavior. With links to videos that show you the thresher shark in its natural habitat, you'll be able to experience how these sharks live and hunt. You'll also learn about why the thresher shark population is currently declining and what needs to be done to stop it. Lastly, you'll learn about how you can encounter these amazing animals in the wild?if you dare!.

Chances are, when you think of sharks, it's the great white or hammerhead that swim into view! But the world's oceans hold around 500 different species of sharks, and some are extremely bizarre.

Octopuses can navigate a maze and even open jars with their eight arms! Readers will find out about all this and more, including the tricks octopuses use to escape predators and the clever ways octopuses hunt.

Young readers will learn about the life cycle of a shark and how it compares and contrasts with the life cycles of other animals living in oceans around the world.

Describes the physical appearance, habits, hunting and mating behaviors, family life, and life cycle of giant pandas.