Books in Wildlife Worlds series

Animals use camouflage to hide from predators and sneak up on their prey. This delightful volume uncovers the amazing world of animal camouflage. Individual animals are highlighted in informative sidebars, while colorful photos show young readers just how good these special animals are at hiding from view.

Shows how birds are different from other animals, describes a variety of species, and tells how birds find food, build nests, and raise their young

Shows animals eating, hunting, moving, keeping warm, and raising their young

Many animals make their homes in creative places. Others, such a turtles and snails, carry their homes on their backs. Through engaging text and fun, colorful photographs, this volume explores the many places animals live and why certain homes work well for certain animals.

Animals use camouflage to hide from predators and sneak up on their prey. This delightful volume uncovers the amazing world of animal camouflage. Individual animals are highlighted in informative sidebars, while colorful photos show young readers just how good these special animals are at hiding from view.

Book by World Wildlife Fund

We may think of an hour-long commute to work as quite inconvenient. However, some animals travel halfway around the world in their lifetimes. This fascinating volume follows several species as they travel the globe looking for food or searching for a suitable place to give birth to their young. Fun facts are presented in easy-to-follow language.

There are many types of partnerships in the animal kingdom, from the mutual beneficial to the parasitic. Readers explore these fascinating relationships in clear, easy-to-understand text. They will come away with a new appreciation for animals and how they depend on each other to survive.

Shows endangered species of plants and animals, explains why they face extinction, and tells how to help protect the world's wildlife

Great gift for young animal lovers who want to know about the wild side of their life.

Depicts animals with spots, including a ladybug, a peacock, a deer, a frog, and a bobcat

Many animals are most active at night. While most of us sleep, animals hunt prey, gather food, and avoid fearsome predators. Through engrossing text and the accompanying photographs, this intriguing book explores what happens in the animal kingdom when the sun goes down.