Bradley, Timothy J

Profiles some of the unusual creatures that live deep beneath the ocean, detailing their physical features and survival capabilities. Features color photographs throughout.

Looks at animal "cities," such as ant nests, hornet nests, and rabbit nests.

Full-color photographs and illustrations offer an introduction to the human body including the organs and cells that make up the body, the skeletal system, and the senses.

Thirteen-year-old Sidney Jamison is bored with school and getting in trouble for taking apart household appliances, but everything changes when he transfers to Sci Hi, where students play Zero-G dodgeball and work together to solve such real-world problems as Colony Collapse Disorder.

Andy Greenwood and fellow students at the Reclamation School for Boys in the New Mexico desert face an infestation of mutant ants.

Speculates about what it would be like to have a dinosaur as a pet and provides information about specific species and the time periods in which they lived.

Detailed illustrations and text describe various species of sharks known to have lived during prehistoric times.

Looks at animals' special abilities.

Contains illustrations and descriptions of selected prehistoric insects, based on fossil evidence, and looks at their modern-day counterparts.