Hadrosaurs are known as duck-billed dinosaurs because of their long flattened snouts. This book explores what scientists know about these plant-eating dinosaurs and how this knowledge has changed over time. Young dinosaur enthusiasts will find out the latest information about where these dinosaurs lived, what they ate, and what ate them. They will learn about the purpose of the duck-shaped bills and their hundreds of sharp teeth, too. All this...
Allosaurus was a huge, meat-eating hunter. An average allosaurus could weigh in at a sturdy four tons. This dinosaur left many fossils, which has allowed scientists to piece together more about its life cycle and development than many other species of dinosaurs. Students will find out about how these giant carnivores looked, what they ate, where they lived, and so much more through the concise text and dramatic imagery.
Earthworms are greasy and gross, but they play an important part in our ecosystem. Readers will learn how these fascinating creatures grow and survive underground. The pronunciation guide helps with new words while graphic organizers help with processing of new information.
Recent studies suggest that dolphins may be capable of understanding and communicating abstract ideas, such as the concept of time and directions like left and right. This fun book offers astounding stories on one of Earths most studied and intelligent animals.
Ankylosaurus was a plant-eating dinosaur that lived on Earth around 65 million years ago. This herbivore was no easy preyit had a powerful club on the end of its tail that scientists believe would have broken the bones of any attackers. If that did not work, its skin was covered in thick knobs and plates of bony armor. Full-color images, photographs of fossils, and fascinating information will inspire students to find out more about this plant...
The incredibly melodious and colorful world of macaws, parakeets, cockatoos, and other parrots are explored in this fun book. Capable of beautiful songs and human speech, this variety of bird is one of our most intelligent creatures. Readers will love learning about this great communicator.
Dogs make wonderful pets, in part because they are so intelligent. Readers will learn many ways that these bright animals have helped people, as everything from sled dogs to search-and-rescue dogs.
Squirming maggots that turn into buzzing, pestering fliesthis unavoidable insect is provokingly explored in this life cycle book. Graphic organizers, fact sheets, and detailed photographs support the text, which will intrigue your budding entomologists.
