Presents the top aerial predators, including information about flight, physical characteristics, various species, hunting behavior, life cycle, interactions with humans throughout history, and more.
"The bald eagle is a familiar symbol of the United States, but these birds boast many other . . . features, including three eyelids and the ability to swoop down and catch prey at speeds of 100 miles (161 km) per hour. These and other . . . facts will keep readers engaged as they learn . . . information about the national bird of the United States. Photos and . . . graphic organizers enhance informative text about bald eagle habitats, behaviors, adaptations, and conservation"--Provided by publisher.
A harpy eagle snatches a sloth from a tree. Time to eat! These birds have strong, sharp talons that were made for carrying prey. This is just one adaptation explained in this fascinating series about harpy eagles? lives in the rain forest.
"Photography accompanies . . . information about golden eagles and great horned owls. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.
"This is the story of how a small golden apple started a great battle. It all began with a mouse and a sparrow, but soon all the animals and birds were waging a mighty war. After all, the King of Birds forgives no one... but what will happen when he finds himself at the mercy of a plucky merchant?"--Back cover.
