Llamas, Andreu

Explains the sense of touch including information on the function of the skin, how the body measures and feels temperatures, how it responds to pain, and the sensitivity of whiskers.

Explores the sense of taste and how it functions in various animals, birds, insects, and fish.

Describes the ecology of the world's jungles, concentrating on the life forms that are found there.

Describes the grassland ecology of the great plains of the world with their various landscapes such as the savannah, the tundra, the steppe, and the great American plains.

Describes the various plants that live in rivers, lakes, swamps, and other bodies of water and explains how they support other forms of life.

Describes plants that live under the sea and discusses their ability to adapt to unique situations such as scarcity of light and underwater caves.

Tells the story of the evolution of fish into creatures that could exist out of water.

The story of how birds have developed over the centuries, looking at their body types, feathers, and bones.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and ancestors of spiders.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, ancestors, and engineering abilities of these intelligent water-dwelling mammals.