Books in Animals Live Here series

Depicts concepts and principles of rabbit behavior in the natural environment, from food and defense, to survival and reproduction

Explains why shells make a good home for some kinds of animals, and describes how turtles, crabs, and mollusks live in shells.

Our leveled-reader series describes how the types of homes that different animals build reflect adaptations to their environments. Each volume looks at each type of home as a shelter from predators and weather and a place to store food and raise young. Young readers also learn how animal homes and human home fulfill similar needs and functions.

Describes the appearance, life cycle, social order, and activities of honeybees that live in the meadow

Text and photographs introduce the sights and sounds of life on the prairie

Text and photographs illustrate the lives of hummingbirds in their natural settings, describing how they feed, defend themselves, and breed

Photographs and text depict eagles in their natural habitats, illustrating how they feed, defend themselves, and breed

A tiny bird in each photograph leads the reader through the mountain forests and streams to view the mountain goats, pikas, bluebirds, and other animals that live in the high country.

Explains why shells make a good home for some kinds of animals, and describes how turtles, crabs, and mollusks live in shells.

Simple text and illustrations depict the lives of bats in their natural setting describing how they feed, defend themselves, and breed

Simple text and photographs depict chickens feeding, breeding, and defending themselves in their natural habitats

Simple text and illustrations depict the lives of ants in their natural setting describing how they feed, defend themselves, and breed