tarantulas

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, enemies, and habitats of the biggest and hairiest spiders.

Studies the physical characteristics and behaviors of tarantulas and includes up-close photographs and subject-specific vocabulary words with pronunciation and definitions.

Explains what tarantulas are, examines the anatomy of these large spiders, and describes their senses, behaviors, babies, and interactions with humans. Includes a look at other spider species.

A color-illustrated look at the life of the tarantula, describing its body, senses, home, and hunting and mating habits.

Forced to work with the class bully on a project to design a new breakfast cereal, Richard also tries to stop him from picking on second-graders by using tarantula power.

Simple text and photographs provide an introduction to the physical characteristics, behaviors, and habitat of tarantulas.

Discusses the natural history, selection, care, and breeding of tarantulas and scorpions, and provides information on keeping them as pets.

An introduction to tarantulas, with tips on keeping one as a pet.

Describes the physical characteristics, habits, natural environment, and relationship to humans of the tarantula, one of a group of spiders whose size and weight makes it impossible for them to spin a web strong enough to hold them.

Examines the physical characteristics, habits, natural environment, and bad reputation of this large, hairy spider.