adaptation (biology)

Contains eighteen analogies between human and animal behavior, showing how animals use their bodies in place of the tools, gadgets, and equipment on which humans depend.

"In cartoon format, uses Bigfoot to explain the science of adaptation"--Provided by publisher.

Takes a tour of some of Earth's harshest habitats, and introduces some of the organisms that live in the extreme environments.

A book full of examples of how animals have developed habits and parts that help them adapt or fit into their place in the world.

Discusses the evolution of arthropods, their characteristics, their adaptability to many habitats and environments, and their relationship to humans.

Describes the physical characteristics and biological processes that enable particular animals to survive in extremely hot and cold climates.

Examines how living things survive in different environments, cope with changes taking place around them, and depend on each other for survival.