Ricciuti, Edward R

Introduces ten famous American bridges: the Verrazano Narrows, San Francisco-Oakland Bay, Frankford Avenue, Royal Gorge, Golden Gate, Evergreen Point, Chesapeake Bay, Mackinac, Coos Bay, and Brooklyn Bridge.

A look at nature's smallest lifeforms, which come in over 80,000 different shapes and sizes.

Colorful photographs and text examine the physical structure, metabolism, and life cycle of birds and discuss how they fit into the food chain.

Explores the physical characteristics, senses, metabolism, reproduction, and growth of reptiles.

Explores the senses, metabolism, and reproduction of amphibians.

Examines through photographs, text, and illustrations the physical structure, metabolism, and life cycle of fishes and discusses how they fit into the food chain.

Explores the world of animals without backbones and arthropods, who outnumber all other animals on Earth.

Provides detailed descriptions and photographs of fifty of the most widely found rocks and minerals of North America, with shorter descriptions and photogrpahs of over 120 additional specimens; and includes information on the basics of geology and mineralogy.

Text and photographs tell all about the guanaco, a large South American animal that looks like a camel.

Text and photographs tell all about the chuckwalla, a scaley lizard that looks like a small dinosaur.