Duke, Shirley Smith

Clear text, photographs, and graphics provide an introduction to topics related to animal science, such as animal husbandry, pets, and livestock.

Introduces careers working in forensic sciences and using science, technology, engineering, art, and math skills.

Introduces famous towers and skyscrapers around the world and discusses why they are considered engineering wonders.

Introduces electromagnetic and mechanical waves, discussing the properties of waves, the electromagnetic spectrum, and vibrations.

"Vertebrates make up the majority of the animal kingdom. Learn about the importance of a backbone to some species and the unique structures and movements of those without one. Readers will use visual clues to apply their learning in classifying different examples of vertebrates and invertebrates"--Provided by publisher.

An introduction to reptiles and amphibians that explains their similarities and differences.

Describes the pyramids of Egypt and how they were 019structed.

"All living things require energy to survive. Some animals can live off plants, while others must hunt prey to stay alive. Read all about the distinctions between herbivores and carnivores, their defining characteristics, and the importance of each group in the food chain"--Amazon.com.

Examines the different forces of erosion, such as wind, waves, acid rain, and glaciers and explains how these affect the topography of the earth.

Describes environmental disasters and their affects on humans, animals, and the planet, discussing oil spills, nuclear meltdowns, acid rain, and more.