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Name that mammal!
In this specially formatted book, readers learn about this animal group as well as many example of mammal species.
Name that reptile!
In this uniquely laid out book, readers learn the characteristics of reptiles and then are introduced to several different kinds.
Bloodsucking mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are truly more terrifying than vampires could ever be! That's because as disease carriers, they are the deadliest animals on Earth. Mosquitoes are vectors for malaria, yellow fever, and many other diseases that kill more than a million people every year. And that's all because they suck human blood! The fascinating reason why mosquitoes suck blood will truly surprise readers as they learn about mosquitoes body parts, life cycle, and many habitats.
Attack of the Asian carp
In the 1970s, Asian carp were brought to Arkansas fish farms. Many escaped, and they've been invading US waterways ever since. Through the story of the Asian carp, readers learn about invasive species and the harm they cause to native plants and animals. Examples of recent attempts at controlling the Asian carp population, accompanying fact boxes, full-color photographs, and maps help readers understand the extent of the invasion.