mammals

Introduces students in grades five through eight to the similar characteristics all mammals share as well as the features that make them different, describing how they survive in different environments and why mammals are more advanced than other animals.

Introduces readers to the lives of pandas.

An introduction to hippopotamuses, describing their habitat, behaviors, diet, and more.

Describes how various mammals use ways to disguise themselves and fool other animals, including camouflage and other tricks with color.

"Learn all about venomous mammals in this . . . book"--Provided by publisher.

Many mammals are unique, especially when it comes to what's going on inside their bodies. Kangaroos, bats, elephants, and other mammals each have special internal body parts that help them function every day. This book gives readers a look at these animals' interesting insides. Colorful diagrams, paired with simple labels and descriptions of the animal's key components, provide a unique and accessible take on important life science curricula. Curious minds will be satisfied and excited by the insight they gain from this thrilling volume.

This book explores what its like to have a potbellied pig as a pet.

Invites emergent readers to look for new vocabulary words and pictures while giving simple facts about a raccoon’s habitat, body parts, and behaviors.

"Mammals come in all shapes and sizes, and some even come with wings, flippers, or beaks. This vibrant book is full of bats, dolphins, platypuses, and many other strange and beautiful mammals. Readers will pour over gorgeous photographs as they learn about important life science topics like animal classification, habitats, and diets. Fact boxes keep readers engaged with cool questions and fun tidbits of knowledge, and a handy quiz lets them see how much info they've absorbed. This playful format will entertain readers as they learn essential life science materials, making this book a valuable addition to any library.".

"This nonfiction picture book about animal classification explains the characteristics of mammals. Back matter is included."--.