habitations

Photographs and text help describe the homes of different animals.

"Not all rabbits build a burrow, but when they do they can create colonies of impressive size. This book for young students illustrates the parts of a burrow and how they are linked into a warren. It also shows the ways in which a female rabbit, called a doe, builds a nest that will keep her kits protected and warm."--Publisher.

Travel to Africa to meet the longest snake on the continent, the black mamba, which is also one of the fastest in the world.

Describes marsupials, including their body parts, how they move, and where they live.

Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, and types of echinoderms.

Explore all the ways these elephants have adapted to their dry biome.

Text and color photographs provide an exploration of spiders and the webs they build and live on.

Text and color photographs provide an exploration of prairie dogs and the burrows they build and live in.

Text and color photographs provide an exploration of beavers and the dams they build.

Text and color photographs provide an exploration of ants and the anthills they build.