O'Hare, Ted

Presents photographs and information about rattlesnakes, venomous species found in the U.S., Mexico, and Central and South America, looking at their physical characteristics, habitats, senses, prey, defenses, babies, and interactions with people.

Illustrations and text introduce tsunamis, from what they are, to their history, causes, and prediction.

Illustrations and text introduce what volcanoes are and what they do, as well as some specific volcanoes in history.

Text and photographs showcase teeth of various animals, from how they are used, to why they are important.

Text and photographs showcase the feathers and hair of various animals, from how they are used, to why they are important.

Text and photographs showcase the claws and hooves of various animals, from how these extremities are used, to why they are important.

Text and photographs showcase animals that are protected by their color, markings, and ability to camouflage themselves.

Text and photographs showcase the tails of various animals, including how these extremities are used and why they are important.