Books in Library of Bats series

"Why?" is a question that every child asks. Here we present clear, scientific answers to questions about the world that surrounds your students. The answers to such questions as "Why is the sky blue?" and "Why does the ocean have tides?" tie in to physical, natural, and life science curricula while providing explanations for universal phenomena.

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The Sun may be 93 million miles away, but it makes life on Earth possible. It is too bright to look at for more than an instant with the naked eye. Now, in this book, kids can learn just what the Sun is made of, what it looks like behind the glare, and why the heat and light it provides can be both necessary and harmful to everyone on Earth.

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Explains what molting is and what causes it, then looks at how snakes, insects, crabs, birds, dogs, and cats shed skin, skeletons, or fur.

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How did the bulldog bat get its name? Why is this bat also known as the fisherman bat? Your students will find answers to these and many other questions in this book. Careful scientific explanations along with detailed, up-close photographs truly make life science compelling for your students.

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