mimicry (biology)

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mimicry (biology)

Plants can mimic!

2023
"Mimicry is common among insects in the animal kingdom. In this book, readers discover that plants do it too! It's a defense mechanism that keeps these plants from being disturbed, or worse, eaten! The achievable main text shares with readers how plants evolved to mimic and the ways it helps them survive in their habitat. With a fun design and full-color photographs of the plants discussed, this volume rounds out any discussion of plants' role in their ecosystem"--Provided by publisher.

Now you see me, now you don't

2020
Chameleon likes to play tricks on the other animals in the jungle. He disguises himself as a rock and scares Elephant when she comes by. He steals Toucan's feather, and he makes Sloth fall from the tree. But then Frog does something unexpected to Chameleon. Will Chameleon finally learn his lesson and stop playing tricks?.

Masters of disguise

camouflaging creatures & magnificent mimics
2021
An introduction to twelve species that use camouflage to survive combines engaging scientific facts with natural-world artwork, while sumptuously detailed seek-and-find spreads offer interactive ways to apply new reader knowledge.

Masters of disguise

animal mimicry
Discusses how animals use mimicry and relationships to protect themselves from predators or to catch prey.

Hidden animals

1969
Explains how the ability of certain animals to blend with or take on the characteristics of their environment protects them from their natural enemies.

Enchanting creatures

"Discover the world's most enchanting creatures in this curious collection of animals that seem magical but are in fact real! Find out fascinating facts about each creature and the characteristics which make them special, be it the jewel-like colors of a seahorse or the iridescent wings of the blue morpho butterfly"--Cover.

Devious disguises

animal look-alikes
2020
Readers discover the many ways that wild animals use mimicry to stay alive.

Masters of disguise

animal mimicry
Discusses how animals use mimicry and relationships to protect themselves from predators or to catch prey.

Trickiest!

19 sneaky animals
Readers are introduced to some of the slyest animals on the planet, and here they'll learn how these 19 creatures earned their reputations.
Cover image of Trickiest!

Masters of disguise

amazing animal tricksters
In the animal kingdom, survival is the name of the game - and not everything is as it seems. A number of animals rely on particularly clever tricks to fool predators or prey. Find out more about some of nature's most bizarre and bloodthirsty con artists and meet the scientists who are working to figure out just how they pull off their amazing tricks.

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