zoology

"Did you know there were massive animals that existed before and after the dinosaurs? Imagine if they appeared in the modern world. These . . . creatures died out millions of years ago. These extinct animals are not alive today. But, just imaging if they were--juxtaposed against modern day scenes--these . . . realistic illustrations brings to life . . . these mighty animals"--OCLC.

A conflict between two herbivores might not sound like much of a battle. But when those plant eaters are powerful animals like a kangaroo and a gorilla, one can envision a real clash. Discoveries about the lives of these animals will enthrall young readers as they try to guess which might triumph in an imaginary encounter between the two. Accessible text, including stunning statistics, highlights important science concepts, while powerful images bring the information to life.

Did you know that many spiders spin webs? They use their webs to catch food. Young readers will discover these facts and more in this title.

Fuzzy ducklings follow mom to find food, water, and safe places to sleep! This beginning title highlights the activities of baby ducks as they learn to swim and find food on their own. Simple text and bright photos introduce the ducklings, while special features lay out the birds? life stages and activities. Readers will enjoy following these fuzzy friends as they follow mom!.

Deer fawns are known for their white spots! They spend their days eating, sleeping, and staying close to mom. Through simple text and crisp photos, this title for beginners introduces the lives of fawns. Features highlight their life stages and favorite activities, and a photo glossary reinforces the text. Students just starting to read will enjoy learning about these cute critters!.

Newborn giraffe calves stand over 6 feet tall! This beginning title introduces these gangly babies through short, clear sentences and delightful photos. Simple features show different life stages and highlight calves? favorite activities. Students just starting to read independently can check out life with the herd in this adorable book about giraffe calves!.

Koala joeys spend the first six months of their lives in their mother?s pouch! In this adorable title, beginning readers can learn about these bean-sized babies through easy-to-read text and clear photos. Simple features highlight life stages and favorite activities. Students just starting to read independently can climb into the treetops and take a peek into the lives of koala joeys with this fun title!.

Vultures can be split into Old World vultures, from Europe, Africa, and Asia, and New World vultures, from North, Central, and South America. The California condor, a type of New World vulture, is the largest bird in the United States. Learn more about these birds. Describes the unique traits, habitats, diets, and different species found in a raptor group.

Maine coons are often called "gentle giants." This is because these cats not only have big hearts but are also big in size. In fact, the Maine coon is one of the largest domestic cat breeds in the world. Learn more about Maine coon cats and how to take care of them in this book.

This book explores the many strange and interesting adaptations that reptiles use to survive and thrive.