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Overview
Discover the intriguing world of bugs, and find out how these astonsihing creatures have evolved to live almost everywhere on Earth. Ants, bees, flies, beetles, and cockraoches are just some of the insect groups included, and there are fascinating facts about insect behavior, habitats, and survival skills. Detailed images provide a fantastic visual guide, making this book ideal for use at home and at school.- Ten bulleted facts on every spread
- Fascinating fact panels
- Highlighted subject areas
- Hundreds of color illustrations and pictures
Synopsis
1000 Facts on Bugs is a clear and concise guide to the world of insects and bugs. Information is broken down into 1,000 short bullet points, ranging from mimicry and molting through to camouflage and hibernation. Amazing insect facts are clearly highlighted, while color images and diagrams throughout ensure a truly fascinating read.
Barbara Taylor is an award-winning author of children's information books and encyclopedias on natural history, science, and geography. Barbara has a degree in Environmental Sciences and has also worked as a science writer and editor at London's Natural History Museum.
Book Details
Published
May 1, 2005
Publisher
Barnes & Noble
Pages
224
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780760768433