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Weird and Wonderful: Habitats
Tanya Luther Agarwal
language (The Energy and Resources Institute, Sept. 13, 2015)Learn about the strangest and oddest natural animal homes on earth—walnut-sized hummingbird nests, underground badger setts with interlinked tunnels, icy polar bear dens, fire ant mounts that can house thousands of ants…and many more.
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Weird and Wonderful Animals
Cristina Banfi, Rossella Trionfetti
Hardcover (Sterling Publishing, Nov. 19, 2019)Follow the adventures of an intrepid explorer, and meet some of the world’s most bizarre animals! Did you know there’s a wasp that looks like a panda, a basilisk snake that runs over water, a butterfly with a large skull on its body, and a fish that seems to be wearing lipstick? Kids will discover all this and more, as they join an explorer doing research in the wild and see a world of curious animals. Along with detailed illustrations of these cool and surprising creatures, young naturalists get lots of fascinating information from a team of experts.
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Weird And Wonderful
Michael Benton
Hardcover (Gardner Pub, July 1, 2006)This series about dinosaurs covers different types of dinosaur, from the incredibly ferocious T-Rex, to the smaller (but just as deadly) Coelophysis. Children can learn about their anatomy, behaviour, eating habits, and imagine what life might have been like in the prehistoric world in an informative way. It includes Internet links to take children to relevant sites on the Net. It also includes the most up-to-date information on the latest fossil discoveries.
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Weird and Wonderful: Plants
Tanya Luther Agarwal
language (The Energy and Resources Institute, Aug. 4, 2015)Learn about the strangest and oddest natural plants on earth—the world’s tiniest plant to the world’s biggest and heaviest flower, plants that grow in air, plants that eat insects…and many more.
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Weird and Wonderful: Animals
Tanya Luther Agarwal
language (The Energy and Resources Institute, Sept. 9, 2015)Meet the strangest and oddest animals on earth—a pocket-sized kangaroo with elephant ears, a lizard with horns, a leafy sea dragon that looks like a bunch of floating leaves, a chameleon that looks like a mini dinosaur…and many more.
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Weird and Wonderful
Elizabeth Laskey
Paperback (Heinemann, )None
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Weird and Wonderful
M.J. Benton
Hardcover (Belitha Press Ltd, )None
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Weird and Wonderful: Plants
Tanya Luther Agarwal
Paperback (The Energy and Resources Institute, TERI, Jan. 1, 2011)Learn about the strangest and oddest natural plants on earth the world s tiniest plant to the world s biggest and heaviest flower, plants that grow in air, plants that eat insects...and many more. Books in this series: Weird and Wonderful: Animals Weird and Wonderful: Fruits and Vegetables Weird and Wonderful: Habitats Weird and Wonderful: Natural Formations Weird and Wonderful: Phenomena Weird and Wonderful: Plants
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Weird and Wonderful
Susan Mayes, Fiona Waters, Fiona MacKeith
Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Jan. 4, 1997)An exploration of the weird and wonderful, featuring facts, cartoons and photographs. All the pages of the book are perforated and drilled with six holes so that "Funfax" owners can add them into their files.
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Weird and Wonderful
Helen Riley, Peter D. Riley
Hardcover (Hodder Wayland, )None
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Weird and Wonderful
Ripley Publishing
Library Binding (Mason Crest Publishers, Sept. 1, 2010)An exploration of persons with unusual bodies and those who can do unusual things with their bodies.
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Weird and Wonderful
Elizabeth Laskey
Library Binding (Heinemann, )None
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