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Zoobooks Bats
Wildlife Education Ltd
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Oct. 29, 2014)Have you ever heard that bats are blind? Do not believe it. Our Bats book dispels this and other myths about the only flying mammal on earth.
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Zootles Pandas
Wildlife Education Ltd
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, )None
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Zoobooks Butterflies
Wildlife Education Ltd.
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, April 28, 2016)Here is an up-close look at one of the most delicate jewels of nature. Kids will be delighted to learn that butterflies smell with their feet, and they will love our ideas for playing butterfly by making cocoons out of sleeping bags and creating straw proboscises..
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Zoodinos Pterosaurs
Wildlife Education Ltd.
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Feb. 15, 2017)Neither birds nor bats, pterosaurs were reptiles, close cousins of dinosaurs who evolved on a separate branch of the reptile family tree. They were also the first animals after insects to evolve powered flight—not just leaping or gliding, but flapping their wings to generate lift and travel through the air. They evolved into dozens of species.
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Zoobooks Eagles
Wildlife Education Ltd.
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Sept. 3, 2019)Large eagles can carry off small deer, and they can hit prey very hard, striking with twice the force of a rifle bullet. But eagles have a softer side, too. Find out how males and females share parenting duties and "relax" on thermals.
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Zoodinos Pterosaurs
Wildlife Education Ltd.
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Feb. 28, 2019)NEW! Pterosaurs Activity BookMarch April 2017 activity issue of the new Zoodinos series is filled with games, puzzles and activites.The biggest animal to ever fly could cast a shadow over you that was 30 feet wide—and watch out, some pterosaurs had teeth! Zoodinos Pterosaurs lets you picture yourself in a prehistoric world that might send you ducking for cover. Dinosaurs come alive for kids in the new Dinosaurs book series from Zoobooks. Each edition in the Zoodinos series follows the award-winning Zoobooks approach: combining spectacular scientifically-correct illustrations with engaging text, tailored for early learning. Activity book is full of hand-on activities, mazes, word games and more!
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Zoobooks Chimpanzees
Wildlife Education Ltd
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Nov. 7, 2014)They have fingerprints and fingernails, just like we do, and they laugh when their mothers tickle them. Discover the tool-making techniques and social structure of the hunters that remind us so much of ourselves.
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Zoobooks Old World Monkeys
Wildlife Education Ltd
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Jan. 27, 2016)Swing on in and meet the monkeys of Africa and Asia. Probably next best thing to being able to fly from branch to branch yourself is learning about animals who can. See these venerable survivors beat the odds both in their world and ours.
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Zoobooks Zoodinos Tyrannosaurus Rex
Wildlife Education Ltd.
language (Wildlife Education Ltd, Oct. 24, 2016)NEW! Tyrannosaurus RexPremier issue of the new Zoodinos seriesDinosaurs come alive for kids in the new Dinosaurs book series from Zoobooks. Each edition in the Dinosaur series follows the award-winning Zoobooks approach: combining spectacular scientifically-correct illustrations with engaging text, tailored for early learning.
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Zoobooks Otters, Skunks & Their Relative
Ltd. Wildlife Education
eBook (Wildlife Education, Ltd., Feb. 1, 2013)Everything a young reader 6-12 years old wants to know about Zoobooks Otters, Skunks & Their Relative with facts, photos and illustrations that provide hours of wild learning fun!
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Zoobooks Ostriches & Other Ratites
Wildlife Education Ltd.
eBook (Wildlife Education Ltd, Feb. 27, 2015)Ostrich racehorses? Ostrich sheep herders? Learn of the uniquerelationships between people and ostriches, and some of the strangecharacteristics of their relatives: the cassowaries, kiwis, rheas, andemus.
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Zootles Elephants
Wildlife Education Ltd
language (Wildlife Education Ltd, Aug. 31, 2015)It's a big-time safari for the littlest learners as they get up close and personal with elephants in awesome photographs, fun watercolors, and read-aloud text. Along the way they'll learn about the elephant's hide and trunk, what elephants eat, how they stay cool, and how they live in families. Read the book again as a counting book--elephants 1 to 5! Then find out how big an elephant’s heart can be from the did-you-know facts on the back cover.Start your young child on a love of nature and a lifetime of wildlife learning with our 30-book Critters Up Close! series. You’re never too young--or too old--to enjoy exploring the animal world.