armadillos

Describes the characteristics, habits, and life cycle of the nine-banded armadillo, called "turtle rabbit" by the Aztecs.

Photographs and text provide information about armadillos, explaining where they live, their physical characteristics, and their behaviors. Includes a glossary, and suggestions for further study.

While visiting the Texas State Capitol in Austin, Bluebonnet, everyone's favorite armadillo, learns about the history and functions of this fascinating statehouse.

Mr. and Mrs. Armadillo are very happy newlyweds who look forward to having a child, but get ten times the happiness they expected.

Discusses the three remaining examples of edentates: Armadillos, anteaters, and sloths.

Too sick to perform his once-a-year job, Groundhog interviews other animals to come out of his hole on Groundhog Day.

Critical-thinking questions give readers a chance to gain insights beyond the facts and figures of armadillos.

The other animals are concerned when Armadillo disappears into his house every time it rains, until they discover just how dry and cosy he is there.

An introduction to armadillos that follows a female as she collects food, builds herself a home, and gets ready to give birth to her pups.

Archer Armadillo refuses to leave his secret room when the rest of his family moves to a new burrow.