Pringle, Laurence P

A photographic account of the work of Patricia Moehlman, a wildlife biologist who specializes in the study of jackals.

Describes a variety of scary animals, including the alligator, black widow spider, and mountain lion.

Presents an account of how William Clark's slave, York, helped during the Lewis and Clark Expedition, discussing the man's skills, strength, and intelligence.

Explains why ancient peoples believed in dragons, and looks at legends of dragons from cultures around the world.

When Mom needs a day to herself, Dad takes the children on a camping trip.

When Mom goes out for the evening, Dad and the kids invent games filled with fun and laughter, and they all learn how to give an octopus hug.

Text and photographs examine topics and issues related to the use of chemical and biological warfare.

Describes the sense of touch, how it works, and why it is important, discussing such related phenomena as goose bumps and phantom limbs, and examining this sense in a variety of animals.

Describes the parts of the eye and how they work and discusses such topics as colorblindness, visual perception, eye care, and more.

Surveys the history and development of nuclear power and presents both sides of the controversy surrounding its use.