Neale, Anne

Henry follows a trail of slime to discover why slimy animals are born to ooze, from the sticky glue jet of the peripatus to the oily coat of a duck.

Henry's off on a hunting expedition to the supermarket and meets some amazing animal hunters along the way, from the king of the jungle to the tiny ant lion.

Visit the Natural Henry Museum to unearth the mystery surrounding extinct animals.

Henry the lizard heads for the countryside to discover that farm animals have serious jobs to do.

Henry investigates some animal changes from a caterpillar disguising itself as an ant to a bird changing its bill to match its food supply.

Henry the Lizard examines different types of animals that are poisonous, either through their bite, sting, or touch.

What animal can live inside its lunch? How many babies does an aphid have in a week? Henry the Lizard realizes that not all invertebrates are just creepy-crawlies, but that beetles, starfish, and even fleas can be amazing mini-beasts.