arthropoda

Focuses on members of six classes of arthropods, most of which are easy to find and collect, and how to study them once you find them.

Describes, in text and photographs, the San Francisco Insect Zoo and the many insects that are kept there.

Describes the habits and life cycles of various insects and provides clues for identifying them in their natural habitats.

Discusses the evolution of arthropods, their characteristics, their adaptability to many habitats and environments, and their relationship to humans.

Introduces the world of bugs through photographs and facts which describe one for each letter of the alphabet.

Features descriptions of over three hundred insect families, covering all twenty-nine orders of insect, as well as a selection of spiders and other terrestrial arthopods, and includes a photographic identification key to the main insect groups.

Describes a variety of insects and how they can be observed in a garden, in open fields, in the woods, in water, and elsewhere.