Morgan, Sally

Discusses movement, its importance for the survival of plants, humans, and other animals, and the various ways in which it is achieved.

Examines the links between design in the natural world and design in modern technology through an investigation of the basic principles of water, and includes simple experiments, definitions of key terms, photographs, and diagrams.

Provides basic information about the structure, uses, and growth of plants, accompanied by a variety of experiments.

Presents information about how animals use their senses to communicate, find food, protect themselves, and more. Includes related activities.

Provides an introduction to marsupials, explaining what they are, and discussing where they live, what they eat, their senses of sight and smell, how they move, their behaviors, and the lives of baby marsupials.

Explores waste and recycling around the world, discussing different kinds of waste, recycling, the future of the world's waste problem, and other related topics.

Describes the habitats, life cycle, senses, and enemies of wild horses.

Describes the species, habitats, life cycle, senses, and enemies of bats.

Describes the physical characteristics, types, behavior, and diet of ants.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers to the world of ants, bees, and wasps.