habitations

The narrator takes readers under his wing, showing them how they, too, can be bird watchers while addressing important science concepts accompanied by beautiful photographs of hummingbirds in flight.

Learn the ways man has used this amphibian, which is one of the most toxic creatures on earth, for good and for evil. Also discover its lifecycle, where it lives, how it creates its poison, what it eats, and what eats it.

Busy as a beaver is not just an expression, it s a fact. In this book, young students can learn how these sharp-toothed engineers build dams to create a watery lot for their lodges. They also can see the ways these multi-chambered lodges provide protection, warmth, and comfort for extended beaver families. Full-Color Photographs, Glossary, Index, Pronunciation Guide.

Bees build nests in trees, under the ground, in hives, or in wood. This book looks at each of these nests, but focuses on how the honeybee makes its spectacular and very useful honeycomb. For the young connoisseur of insect information, this volume is like a taste of honey. Full-Color Photographs, Glossary, Index, Pronunciation Guide.

"This book explores rain forests, the animals that live there like spiders and sloths, and conservationists like Jane Goodall that work to protect animals"--Amazon.com.

"A beaver's funny teeth and floppy tail are more than just decoration, they're construction tools. Readers will unlock the mystery of dam building in this entertaining and educational text. Putting an unexpected twist on curricular science topics, this book is sure to grab readers' attention. Readers are introduced to the study of life science with real-world examples. Colorful pictures make the information pop, and accessible language clarifies advanced concepts.".

Did you know opossums can spray a smelly liquid? They do this when they feel threatened. Learn more in Opossums, an AV2 media enhanced book.

Students will enjoy finding out fun facts about the hummingbird, including information about its life cycle, range, habitats, and how fast its wings can beat.

Did you know that coyotes will watch the sky for circling birds? They do this because birds often circle above food sources. Learn more in Coyotes, an AV2 media enhanced book.

Burmese pythons are a favorite among snake owners. A full-grown Burmese python can grow to be 20 feet long. In the wild, these snakes start off life in the trees. Full-color photographs and accessible text assure that readers will be fascinated to find out more about these giant reptiles.