bacteria

Examines the discovery and history of the microbes known as archaea, the biological "third domain," comprised of creatures that challenge scientists' understanding of the conditions that can sustain life.

Describes the appearance, characteristics, and behavior of bacteria, the most common lifeform on earth.

In rhyming verse, bacteria describe how they live in the mouth and cause plaque, cavities, and other problems.

Explains how bacteria have become immune to antibiotics, what can be done to control outbreaks, and what we can do to protect ourselves.

Introduces children to the tiny creatures that exist throughout the human body, including bacteria, parasites, viruses, amoebas, and more.

This volume takes readers through the history of the research of microorganisms, sharing the life stories of some of the great scientists in the field. It is filled with descriptive charts, sidebars, and photos for a more engaging and informative read.

Explains where different kinds of microbes can be found, which ones are harmful, and how to live daily life in the most healthy way, providing surprising facts such as which room in the house is most likely to cause illness, and which kind of restaurant is the most contaminated.

Introduces microorganisms through text and magnified images of virus cells, molds, bacteria, fungus, creatures, and more; and describes how the organisms impact human life.

Contains color magnifications of different types of bacteria, and provides information about what bacteria is, how it forms and thrives, and its importance to the planet.

Describes unusual bodily functions, including urine, vomit, and saliva.