tail

Introduces, in simple text and photographs, the tails belonging to a mosquito larva, lemur, guppy, tadpole, pig, earwig, and chameleon.

Text and photographs present the appearance and function of the tails of a variety of animals, including the white-tailed deer, rattlesnake, sand tiger shark, and peacock.

Simple text and illustrations ask readers to guess to which animals nine different tails belong.

Describes different kinds of tails and how they are used by such animals as peacocks, dogs, monkeys, and beavers.

Simple text and photographs show many different kinds of tails and various things they can do. Includes a picture glossary which identifies the animals pictured and provides information to help with classification skills.

Explains, in rhymed text and illustrations, what tails are and aren't, what they can and can't do, and where they do and don't grow.

Explores ways in which a variety of animals--such as mammals, fish, reptiles, birds, insects, and bacteria--use their tails; and includes information on morphology.

Introduces young readers to the various ways in which some animals use their tails.

Text and accompanying photographs look at what a tail really is and how different animals use their tails.

Photographs and simple text describe the tails of various animals, how their tales help them move or protect them from danger.