Text and photographs describe less-than-pleasant and unexpected habitats and the animals that live in them, focusing on sewers and gutters, and discussing rats, cockroaches, bats, snails, and slugs.
Text and photographs describe less-than-pleasant and unexpected habitats and the animals that live in them, focusing on dead trees and forest floors, and discussing ants, worms, termites, millipedes, centipedes, pill bugs, and beetles.
An introduction to the periodic table that provides a brief history and explores the elements, how they are grouped, and their relationship with one another. Includes a glossary, trivia, and a list of resources.
Simple text and photos explore air's components; its use by humans, animals, and plants; its study by scientists; and air pollution. Includes an experiment.
Using questions and answers, this book introduces fossils of many different plants and animals as Earth's resources, including information on where we find them and what we do with them.