insects

Introduces several types of insects that are poisonous and discusses how they use their poison to defend themselves and obtain food.

The inhabitants of an insect museum get along very well but keep to their own areas until a spider, recently removed from a golf course, involves them all in his favorite pastime.

Adapts a traditional poem with colorful illustrations and simple text in which tiny insects step on the toes of larger animals.

Contains color photographs and very brief text which answer the questions of where bugs, bees, ants, and butterflies live.

Explores the world of insects from tiny bugs to battling beetles, finding out how antennae work, what an ant's house is like, and why dragonflies can fly backward.

Provides information about the appearance, homes, eating habits, and reproduction of grasshoppers, and includes photographs.

Describes the anatomy, life cycle, eating habits, and defense methods of dragonflies.

Provides information about insects in a quesion and answer format.