mammals

Provides detailed information on more than 70 species of mammals and includes color photographs and drawings. Features information on the animals' daily and seasonal activity; food and foraging; range and habitat; communication; courtship and mating; development and dispersal of young; interactions with their own species; and interactions with other species.

Text and photographs introduce early readers to the world's biggest mammals, describing their physical features and behavior while comparing aspects of their size to everyday items familiar to young readers. Includes activity, glossary, and index.

This book about working horses will be a thrill to interested readers. Big, vibrant, color photos, paired with predictable and organized text, will offer readers supportive CCSS text complexity, and answers questions about breeds, specialties, and routines. A perfect introduction to reading non-fiction.

An illustrated introduction to mammals.

Only a few dozen vertebrate animals have evolved true gliding abilities, but they include an astonishing variety of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians.

Did you know that leopards are considered the strongest climbers in the big cat family? Leopards spend most of their time in trees, which is where they sleep and eat. Similar to human fingerprints, a leopard's spot patterns are individually unique.

'Rabbits' introduces readers to having a pet rabbit, what to feed them, and how to care for them.

Questions and answers about dolphins.

"Llamas eat for six hours every day. When llamas spit at each other they are saying "go away" or "leave me alone." These interesting facts about this farm animal can be discovered in Llamas, an Animals on the Farm book."--P. [4] of cover.