Pope, Joyce

Describes the different methods that various animals use to move from place to place in order to find living space, food, and mates.

Discusses the plants and animals of the tropical forests that are threatened by the spread of civilization.

Discusses poisons in sea animals, insects, spiders, amphibians, lizards, snakes, and mammals.

Examines some of the wonders of nature, under such headings as "Strange Habitats," "Strange Families," and "Staying Alive.".

Describes the habitats and activities of creatures that live in darkness.

Surveys those plants which depend upon animals or other plants for their habitat or survival.

Identifies the general characteristics of insects and discusses the habits and natural environment of several common insects that live on land and in water. Also includes suggestions for a variety of experiments.

Describes, with emphasis on the larval stage and metamorphosis, how various amphibians, insects, fishes and other marine animals change as they grow and mature into adults.

Discusses the nature and origin of fossils, the collection and study of them, and what they can tell us about creatures of the past.

Describes the characteristics of various animals that live in or near the ocean.