Bailey, Jill

Provides brief informational entries on more than 110 insects, arranged alphabetically from "Ant" to "Zygaenid".

This book discusses how loss of habitat, wolf bounties, and conflict with farmers are threats to the gray wolf.

Describes the physical characteristics, unique traits, habitats, diet, movements, predators, life cycle, and life span of mosquitoes, and includes a glossary and an anatomy diagram.

Examines the lives and survival techniques of social insects, who live together in colonies where different members of the group perform different tasks, including termites, wasps, ants, and honeybees.

Fictional vignettes provide facts about three species of otters, which live in rivers, lakes, or along the coast, and which are declining in number.

Presents an introduction to the lives of frogs and toads, discussing where they live, how and what they eat, and other aspects of their lifestyles, skills, and behaviors; and examines the threats posed to frogs and toads by habitat destruction.

Provides detailed information on the physical characteristics, evolution, various species, behavior, habitat, life cycle, and interaction with humans of falcons, some of the world's fastest birds.

Presents a study of the different kinds of wolves around the world, their habitat, how they hunt and communicate with one another, natural and unnatural threats to wolves, the future of the Gray Wolf, and efforts that have been taken to protect them.

Describes deer around the world, where they live, what they eat, how they reproduce, and how you can learn more about them.