Bennett, Paul

Discusses migration of birds, mammals, sea creatures, and insects to breed and find food.

Illustrates how to set up a home darkroom and process, print, finish, and display black-and-white and color photographs.

Colorful photographs and text tell of the ways animals use to get food.

Describes the role of the seasons in timekeeping, the ways ancient peoples kept time, the calendars of different religions and cultures, and early and modern clocks, as well as geologic time, and discusses space-time and the fourth dimension.

Explores the ways animals prevent becoming another animal's meal: playing dead, rolling into a ball, using camouflage, or if all else fails, fighting back.

Explores the process of metamorphosis as frogs, butterflies, crabs and other creatures change from baby to adult.

Discusses the reasons for wars and efforts of the Red Cross and other relief agencies to provide various kinds of assistance to those affected by recent conflicts.

Examines the nature and causes of floods, their impact on society, and ways of defending against them.

Describes the causes and consequences of famines, and various ways in which the international community can lessen the impact of famines and even prevent them.

Describes the effects and aftermath of earthquakes along with recent efforts by the Red Cross and other relief agencies to provide various kinds of assistance to those affected.