Describes some of the more extreme ways plants protect themselves and find nourishment, describing plants that eat meat, trap their prey, and even give themselves a hug.
Describes the physical traits, habitats, defenses, and life cycles of various kinds of arthropods, such as screwworms and the goliath bird-eating spider, and also discusses the work of medical entomologists.
Describes how different animals have adapted to living in cave environments, exploring how animals have evolved in order to survive in dark, damp caves around the world.