burrowing animals

Briefly describes some of the animals that make their homes underground, including moles, prairie dogs, and woodchucks.

With photographs and detailed illustrations, this book reveals a close look at a burrow as a habitat and its variety of organisms.

Describes the habitations and way of life of various animals that live underground, including the European badger, prairie dog, and African termite.

Describes several distasteful things that can be found underground, including bat feces, bacteria, and corpses.

An introduction to mammals, birds, insects, shellfish, and other creatures that make their homes underground.

Describes the various animals that use the same burrow as a home throughout the seasons.

Details the physical characteristics of various animals that live under the ground and examines how they use their unique features to survive. Includes full-color illustrations and a glossary.

Introduces animals that live all or part of their lives under the ground, such as moles, earthworms, and rabbits. A special flashlight for illuminating the illustrations is included.

Photographs and simple text describe the habits and habitats of a variety of animals that live underground.

This book describes underground animals, including chipmunks, rabbits, ants, prairie dogs, snakes, moles, earthworms, desert tortoises, aardvarks, eels, and cicadas.