courtship in animals

"Follow the Satin Bowerbird as he searches for the perfect welcome mat for his new home"--Provided by publisher.

En este libro, los lectores jo?venes aprendera? sobre ranas de madera.

Woodpeckers are usually easier to hear than they are to spot. Their pointed beak hammers into tree bark at a speed of 25 miles (40 km) per hour! They’re looking for some tasty bugs to eat in the inner layers of a tree.

The narrator takes readers under his wing, showing them how they, too, can be bird watchers while addressing important science concepts accompanied by beautiful photographs of hummingbirds in flight.

Learn the ways man has used this amphibian, which is one of the most toxic creatures on earth, for good and for evil. Also discover its lifecycle, where it lives, how it creates its poison, what it eats, and what eats it.

"This book discusses courtship, sex, and mating habits across the animal kingdom, covering birds, reptiles, amphibians, fishes, and mammals, as well as select invertebrates."--.

"It takes two to tango--but in the wild, two can do much crazier things than dance... find out about nature's strangest dating rituals, cooperative couples, and parasite pests. You'll explore symbiotic pairings like the plover bird, affectionately nicknamed the 'crocodile dentist,' and hybrid 'franken-species' that seem like something out of a science fiction tale. Whether it's nature's slimiest organizations or the weirdest mutations... celebrates survival of the fittest, grossest, craziest, and creepiest things in nature, proving once and for all that life in the wild is anything but ordinary."--.

Describes the mating habits of various kinds of animals, including snakes, honeybees, eagles, deer, and harbor seals.

A graphic adaptation of "Happy Feet," the 2006 animated movie about Mumble, an emperor penguin who was ostracized by the penguin community because his Heartsong was expressed through dancing instead of singing.