tarantulas

An easy-to-read introduction to the physical characteristics and life cycle of the tarantula.

A guide to the selection, care, nutrition, health, breeding, and behavior of tarantulas and other arachnids, featuring sixty-nine color photographs and a special discussion on understanding tarantulas.

Simple text and full-color photographs illustrate the lives of tarantulas.

Simple text and photographs provide basic facts about tarantulas. Includes a glossary, a list of resources, and an index.

Text and drawings focus on the senses, mating, young, molting, silk, and homes of the hairy, primitive spiders reputed to be very dangerous.

Provides descriptions of the physical characteristics, behaviors, and eating habits of tarantulas.

Provides information about the habitat and physical features of a tarantula and a red-crested finch and describes what usually happens when a tarantula tries to eat baby birds.

This is a brief introduction to tarantulas, discussing their physical characteristics, habitat, food, and life cycle.

Explores having a tarantula as a classroom pet; discussing picking one out, physical and behavioral characteristics, creating a healthy environment, feeding, and handling.

Presents a short study of the different kinds of tarantulas, and discusses what they look like, where they live, and what they eat.