Sill, Cathryn P.

"An introduction to the seashore habitat, including what seashores are and what kinds of animals and plants live there"--Provided by publisher.

Explains what mammals are, how they live, and what they do.

Illustrations and text provide information about the lives and characteristics of amphibians.

Presents the basic characteristics of all rodents. Includes illustrations of a porcupine, a deermouse, a prairie dog, a red squirrel, and many others. Explains their diet of plants, insects, and other small animals as well as creatures who eat rodents. Near the end of the text describes their habitats, locations, and food storage for the winter. Also contains information about the sounds rodents make.

Explains what deserts are and how wildlife survives in these harsh, dry environments. Describes the characteristics of different types of deserts and how various species of animals and plants have adapted to life in these habitats. Includes a glossary.

Depicts how physical characteristics, habitat, movement, feeding and hunting behavior, and life cycle can vary in different kinds of reptiles, including the corn snake, eastern box turtle, and American alligator.

An introduction to wetlands presented in a simple, easy-to-understand format. Explains what wetlands are and describes the different types of animals and plants that live in these environments. Features paintings and descriptions of different types of wetlands such as freshwater swamps, prairie potholes, and bogs.

Explores the geographical characteristics of mountainous regions and profiles some of the plants and animals that live in them. Includes full-color illustrations and a glossary.

Explores the physical characteristics of birds classified as "raptors" and examines what kinds of food they eat and where they live. Includes full-color illustrations and a glossary.