Yellow-Bellied Sea Snakes (Snakes. Set II) (Checkerboard Animal Library)
by Adam G Klein
Up Close: Headgear That Hides and Plays (Up Close (Sterling))
by Diane Swanson
American Shorthairs (Cats Are Cool (Powerkids)) (Cats Are Cool)
by Gini Holland
Spiny Animals, Book 6 (RiverStream Readers: Level 2)
by Karen Kenney
Sound, sight, and chemicals are all important as animals attempt to communicate warnings, information about food, to attract a mate, or sometimes just for pleasure. Whales communicate across hundreds of miles of ocean with ultrasound ‘songs.’ Fireflies uses flashes of light to attract a mate. Skunks squirt foul-smelling chemicals to ward off attackers.
Mysterious Creatures (True Tales: A Chapter Book) (True Tales: Exploration and Discovery)
by Catherine Nichols
Animal Jokes to Tickle Your Funny Bone (Funny Bone Jokes)
by Michele C Hollow
"Includes jokes, limericks, knock-knock jokes, tongue twisters, and fun facts about cats, dogs, ocean animals, jungle animals, farm animals, and more, and describes how to write your own joke book"--Provided by publisher.
Look at animal adaptation in a whole new way. Of course having long legs allows a horse to run fast but why does a jellyfish switch on its own light down in the ocean Find out the answers to lots of odd questions like this. There's more to animal adaptation than you ever realised
The award-winning Alaskan picture book duo is back with a look at the long arctic winter. As temperatures drop and the snow deepens, the animals that make the tundra home must ready themselves for survival. Follow the arctic ground squirrel as it begins the cycle of sleeping, supercooling, and warming that will occur at least a dozen times before spring arrives. See how the wood frog partially freezes itself in hibernation beneath layers of snow, or how the woolly bear caterpillars makes it thro...