insects

Explores the ecological importance of bugs, discussing how all terrestrial ecosystems on earth would be destroyed if all, or even a critical few, insects were to disappear.

General information on insects as well as specifics on some, such as the weevil, roach, walking stick and othrs.

Describes the physical characteristics and habits of such common insects as the horse fly, aphid, lacewing, and others.

Paleontologist Richard Sinclair is the first to discover that a series of natural disasters are, in reality, a chain reaction as the environment begins a terrifying war on humanity, leaving Sinclair and a small group of survivors to discover the solution to the world's survival.

Provides an introduction to the world of insects, introducing various types of insects, including ants, bees, and flies, discussing how they breathe, feed, reproduce, and defend themselves, and looking at threats to their survival.

Photographs and simple text introduce ten of the most disgusting bugs including spiders, slugs, the cockroach, mosquito, and maggot.

Illustrations and text provide the answers to forty unusual questions about mosquitos, bees, grasshoppers, and other insects and spiders.

Photographs and simple text examine and compare the size of insects.

Explores the species of animals known as "insecta," or insects, describing their physiology, behavior, and ecological roles.