identification

Contains a guide to the world of snakes, crocodiles, alligators, lizards, turtles, spiders, beetles, bugs, and butterflies along with other species of insects and reptiles. Focuses on their physical characteristics, habits, diet, and defense mechanisms. Is accompanied by over 1500 wildlife photographs and illustrations.

Details the many kinds of plants and animals that can be found along the United States' Atlantic Coast and features easy-to-use locator maps that reveal where many species are found. Includes tips and advice on keeping safe and protecting the shoreline environment.

Identifies 671 common seashells found on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of the United States and Canada.

Presents a collection of real-life cases that were solved through the science of fingerprinting.

Color photographs and brief text describe 130 of the most common wildflower species found in North America.

Text and color photographs teach how to watch, identify, and attract birds by providing food, water, and nestboxes. Includes profiles of eighty of the most commonly observed birds in North America.

Illustrations and text describe the background, lifestyles, and interesting features of seals, whales, sirenians, and those that live on the edge of the sea, such as polar bears and marine otters.

Provides identification information and color photographs of 508 birds of eastern North America.

Maps, text, and photographs help identify more than 635 species of freshwater and saltwater fish, providing information on each species' identifying marks, distribution, and physical characteristics.

A field guide to odd birds such as roseate spoonbills, snail kites, anhingas, burrowing owls, and greater prairie chickens.