Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of such unusual predators as the green tree python, the fishing spider, and the vampire bat.

Extremely Weird Bats

by Sarah Lovett

Published 31 October 1991

Describes various endangered species, including the Vancouver Island marmot, orangutan, Houston toad, and babirusa.

Photographs and drawings introduce twenty unusual microscopic organisms, including the red blood cell, influenza virus, head louse, and red spider mite.

Extremely Weird Snakes

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 September 1994

Extremely Weird Frogs

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 January 1989

Extremely Weird Spiders

by Sarah Lovett

Published 31 October 1991

Extremely Weird Birds

by Sarah Lovett

Published 2 July 1992

Mammals

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 August 1993
Describes several unusual mammals, including the Tasmanian devil, three-toed sloth, anteater, and musk-ox.

Extremely Weird Mammals

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 August 1994

Extremely Weird Primates

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 September 1991

Primates

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 August 1996

Fishes

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 February 1996

Extremely Weird Fishes

by Sarah Lovett

Published 25 February 1993
Provides physical descriptions and discusses the habits of such unusual fishes as the mudskipper, longnosed batfish, burrfish, and spotted wobbegong.

Extremely Weird Sea Creatures

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 November 1992
Introduces unusual sea animals, such as the two-spotted octopus, Florida fighting conch, purple jellyfish, and fireworm.

Reptiles

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 March 1996

Bats

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 March 1996

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of such unusually disguised animals as the Malayan leaf insect, the stonefish, the Brazilian rainbow boa, and the Honduran white bat.

Micro Monsters

by Sarah Lovett

Published 1 August 1993
Photographs and drawings introduce twenty unusual microscopic organisms, including the red blood cell, influenza virus, head louse, and red spider mite.