habitations

Simple text and photographs introduce why burrows make good homes for growing baby rabbits, meerkats, and other animals.

Simple text and photographs introduce why dens make good homes for growing baby foxes, pandas, and other animals.

Simple text and photographs introduce why pouches make good homes for growing marsupials such as opossums, wombats, and other animals.

Introduces young readers to camels, including physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, diet, and life cycle.

In this book you will meet amazing shocking sea creatures.

Did you ever want to know what its like to live like an animal? Well, scientifically speaking, you are an animal, and you belong to the group mammals. Mammals are unlike all other animal groups in some very special ways, and this book will show you how.

Imagine being able to jump over your own house! How about a meal of blood or elephant droppings? Think what it would be like to walk around with your skeleton on the outside. Such is the life of insects. In this book, youll learn about the most numerous animals on the planet.

Discusses dangerous habitats and the animals that live there.

Life exists everywhere—even at the top of a mountain! This title introduces readers to the world of mountain biomes, exploring the plants, animals, and insects that make this habitat unique. Written to support elementary life science curricula, the text illustrates how each creature in a biome plays an important role in an ecosystem’s survival. Readers learn about the relationships between creatures in a habitat and how human intervention can upset the balance. Fact boxes offer informative facts about adaptation, while a simple globe map identifies where in the world mountain biomes are found. Readers are sure to delight in the detailed color photographs that accompany this high-interest title!.

Looks at the lives and homes of animals that live underground, including meerkats and badgers, and explains the reasons why these animals make their homes in burrows.