Animal mischief makers

"A beaver can fell up to 300 trees in a year! They are some of nature's greatest builders and are considered a 'keystone species' for the ways they benefit the environment. However, many people see beavers as mischief makers because their dams can cause flooding and property damage. This book introduces readers to fun facts about beavers, from their swimming ability to their strong, orange teeth"--Provided by publisher.

"Moles are small rodents that spend their lives underground. They can also cause a lot of damage from doing what they do best--digging! They can destroy grass, bulbs, and plant roots as they dig around for bugs. This book introduces readers to facts about moles, from their homes to their adaptations"--Provided by publisher.

The continental United States is home to an estimated 30 million white-tailed deer! These beautiful animals are common sights in rural areas. However, they can cause a lot of damage to farmers' crops and homeowners' gardens. This book introduces readers to fun facts about deer, from their habitat to their behavior. Readers will think critically about the impact that deer have on the people and other living things around them. Accessible text is paired with vibrant photographs to give readers a thorough introduction to these majestic mischief makers.

Squirrels are common animals that kids see every day. However, these small rodents can cause a lot of trouble! Squirrels love to chew things, which can cause damage to trees, gardens, and houses. This book introduces readers to fun facts about squirrels, from their diet to their behavior. It also allows readers the chance to think critically about the impact that squirrels have on their environment. Bright photographs of silly squirrels will delight young readers, as fun facts bring this interesting early elementary science topic to life.