animal defenses

Introduces children to animals that can change color, and those that have different shapes, colors, and patterns that enable them to blend in with their surroundings. A special section also features animals that do not need to hide. Includes color photographs.

Profiles the strongest and the weakest animals on earth, and offers information on their physical characteristics and behavior. Features color photographs of record breakers, actual-size photographs, a glossary, and notes for parents and teachers.

This book tells about animals whose disguise is the secret of their survival, from the bird that takes on the colors of the weather to the insect that looks like a dangling twig.

Text and photographs showcase teeth of various animals, from how they are used, to why they are important.

Text and photographs showcase the claws and hooves of various animals, from how these extremities are used, to why they are important.

Text and photographs showcase animals that are protected by their color, markings, and ability to camouflage themselves.

Discusses the defenses and deceptions in appearance and behavior developed by animals to facilitate their survival.

Discusses what animals do at night and what type of animals prowl at night.

Discusses how various animals and plants use special tools or techniques to protect themselves, such as the turtle's hard shell, the stinging nettles' hairs, and the pufferfish's ability to expand.

Provides an introduction to insects in their jungle habitats, focusing on how they use mimicry and camouflage to confuse predators, and includes color photographs and a glossary.