food

Travel to Africa to meet the longest snake on the continent, the black mamba, which is also one of the fastest in the world.

Describes food-gathering techniques animals use, such as camouflage, echolocation, pouncing, trapping, poisoning, and using tools.

Presents a story about how the mother emperor penguin must leave her egg and travel a number of miles in order to bring back food for her new baby chick.

An introduction to some of the many animals that eat leaves, including koalas, caterpillars, giraffes, and children.

Describes how scientists study the coprolites, or fossilized feces, of dinosaurs and explains what coprolites can teach about dinosaurs and their world.

Describes marsupials, including their body parts, how they move, and where they live.

Explore all the ways these elephants have adapted to their dry biome.

The author shares his knowledge of Native American indigenous foods and a collection of recipes.

Young readers will learn about one of the world's most mysterious mountain predators, the snow leopards.

The mountain lion quietly creeps toward its prey. With a pounce, it leaps 40 feet! These fearsome cats are top predators of their mountain biome.