wetland animals

Simple text and photographs introduce the wetland biome, including the environment, animals, and plants.

Colorful photographs and simple text describe the different types of animals that can be found living in the wetlands.

An illustrated description of wetland wildlife from both hot and cool climates, such as hippos, capybaras, bullfrogs, and ducks, covering what they eat, how they swim, and how they stay safe and care for their young.

Encourages basic counting skills in young children with photographs of native wetland animals and landscapes, and focuses on numbers one through ten.

Briefly describes creatures from river, lake, or wetland habitats that are extinct or currently endangered, such as the Amazon River dolphin, crested ibis, pygmy hog, and painted terrapin.

Photographs and simple text explain what a wetland is, and identify some characteristic wetland plants and animals.

Captivating photos of baby raccoons, ducks, herons, newts, turtles, beavers, and other animals help show children which animals are found in wetlands across North America. Readers will get a close-up look at animals that live in the water as well as near it.

Introduces the many kinds of plants and animals found in freshwater wetlands, including flycatchers, whirligig beetles, and tiny water fleas and worms.

Describes wetlands, the different kinds of animals that can be found in them, and their ecological importance.

Introduces children to the wetland habitat, explaining what wetlands are and describing the different types of animals that live there.