insects

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insects

Incredible bugs

2017
Meet some of the world's most unusual insects in this book and learn about their unique skills that help them survive, solve problems, communicate, and thrive.

Stinky bugs

2013
Provides information about a variety of bugs, including the stink bug, ladybug, cockroaches, and beetles.

Planet of the bugs

evolution and the rise of insects
Chronicles the evolution of insects and explains how evolutionary innovations have enabled them to disperse widely, occupy narrow niches, and survive global catastrophes. --Publisher's description.

Weird animals

2017
Some animals’ bodies can lead readers to question the purpose of their weird features. This book has the answers they’re looking for.

Insects

over 300 fun facts for curious kids
1992
"Golden book." Question-and-answer format presents amazing-but-true facts about insects.

Grzimek's student animal life resource

2005
Provides information on the physical characteristics, geographic range, habitat, diet, behavior and reproduction, and conservation status of over fifty species of spiders and insects, with notes on their interactions with humans; covering nineteen groups, each with a general overview. Includes a pronunciation guide, maps, photographs, illustrations, and an index.

Bugs

2016
"Wise up about bugs! From bees to butterflies, here's an introduction to some of the most fascinating creatures on the planet"--Front cover.

Little kids first big book of bugs

Introduces a variety of jumping, crawling and creeping insects and expands from backyard favorites, including ladybugs and fireflies, to more exotic species from the world's rain forests and deserts.

Lost

a wild tale of survival
2016
In pursuit of a strange butterfly for her science assignment, Kelly gets lost in the woods, and with only a mason jar, a butterfly net, and a small lunch, she must figure out which direction will lead her back to the cabin and her friends--and somehow elude the black bear who has taken a disturbing interest in her.

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