Meadows, Graham

Discusses the physical characteristics, habitats and behavior of chameleons.

Presents color photographs of giraffes, and provides information about their favorite food, tongues, stomachs, coats, and horns, how they drink, how they walk and run, and their young. Includes a glossary and an index.

Color photos accompany descriptions of elephants' characteristics.

Information about how zoos started, why they exist, and what they might be like in the future is contained in this title.

Presents a children's study of the many different kinds of invertebrates in the world including single-celled animals, sponges, jellyfish and corals, sea anemones and worms, starfish and sand dollars, and mollusks.

Contains color photographs of zebras, and provides information about their families, how they move, where they find food, how they protect, recognize, and clean each other, their stripes, teeth, diet, and their young. Includes a glossary and an index.

Color photographs and text provide information about lions, discussing their size, coats, claws and teeth, the male's mane, their day-to-day lives, how they hunt, their diets, and their families and young.