Presents one hundred facts about mammals, covering size, habitats, behaviors, and other topics, and includes illustrations, puzzles, quizzes, and projects.
Discusses how mammals differ from other animals, their physical characteristics, how they are born and develop, how they reproduce, and their typical life expectancy.
Explore the world of fur. Learn how hair grows, about different kinds of hair, its uses, why some animals have a lot of hair and others little, what causes different colors, about disruptive coloration, and much more.
Unlike their animated kin, real chipmunks thankfully do not sing in squeaky voices. In the real world, these small, striped members of the squirrel family are impressively resourceful. They can often be seen busily gathering food to store in their burrows in preparation for winter.
These underground mammals are incredible tunnel diggers. They can use their big claws to plow through the ground at speeds faster than 12 feet per hour. Though kids probably won't have their appetites whetted by the worms and bugs that make up most of a moles diet, they will be charmed by these small, furry critters.
These sleek, agile animals are intelligent hunters. Young animal lovers will be eager to learn about these mammals that are native to Africa, Asia, and Southern Europe and are renowned as fierce fighters. Colorful photographs are sure to draw in even reluctant readers.
Introduces young readers to the physical characteristics, natural habitats, history and folklore of some of the animals they might see in cities and towns across the country. Includes colorful photos and fun facts.
