bugs

Introduces insects, spiders, and other invertebrates from around the world, providing information about where they live, what they eat, and how they grow and survive.

Contains descriptions and color illustrations of thirteen giant spiders and insects, including the harlequin beetle, huntsman spider, praying mantis, giant centipede, and others, and includes range maps.

Tells where to look for different insects, including wasps, ants, bees, beetles, and others, and provides illustrations and facts about each six-legged creature.

Describes the behavior, anatomy, and inner workings of various insects, including the honeybee, butterfly, and stick insect.

Text and pictures explain how to identify many of the 88,600 species of North American insects.

The author uses bugs to count numbers from one to ten.

Answers questions such as "How many legs does a hairy spider have?" and "Why do weevils have long snouts?".

Gives information on the characteristics and behavior of grasshoppers, katydids, mantids, crickets, and other orthopteroids.