food habits

Describes the habits of ten different animals that store food, including hamsters, leopards, honey ants, and moles.

Recounts how squirrels, robins, grasshoppers, and other creatures in an urban environment find their food and avoid being eaten themselves.

A rhythmic description of the different ways in which various animals eat, from a frog eating flies to a cat lapping milk.

Describes the habits and special characteristics of various plants and animals that survive by trapping their prey.

Rhyming text introduces bug-eating animals such as geckos, trout, or even people. Includes additional facts about each creature.

A child imagines eating like a variety of animals, catching food or eating it off the trees, but decides that using a plate and glass is best.

Explains how teeth are clues to what animals eat and how they get their food.

A description of the feeding habits of animals living in and around a pond and how these habits affect the ecology of the area.

Describes how zoo nutritionists learn what to feed the animals in their care, the feeding procedures used by large zoos, and the nutritional needs of a variety of zoo animal.

Discusses some of the ways animals obtain, eat, and digest food.