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"The shrill howl of a coyote in the night might send shivers down the spine, but often it is part of a song to simply communicate with other coyotes. This fact is just one that readers will take away from this engaging book about this fascinating New World member of the canine family. The explanatory text is carefully crafted to be accessible to early readers and it covers key ideas about coyotes, including their adaptations and habitats. Additionally,...
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"Although a wolf's mournful howl is often associated with a full moon, they don't wait for this lunar phase to make their recognizable vocalization-Wolves howl whenever they want to communicate with other wolves. Young readers will learn more about the key ideas of wolf behavior and adaptations with this intriguing title. The explanatory text is thoughtfully written with early readers in mind and also covers wolf habitats, their ecological importance,...
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"Between killer whales and alligators, one animal seems to be the best beast, but who would actually win in a face off? An alligator's bite is one of the strongest in the animal kingdom, but is the killer whale's tougher? . . . young readers will discover key facts about each species and decide themselves! This book features full color photographs paired with easy to read text and facts that bring each animal to life. Readers will think critically...
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"What's that squirming between in the trees? While it might look like a solid clump, it's actually a massive group of caterpillars! A group of caterpillars is called an army and there's no doubt about why. These invaders eat nonstop, devouring all the plant life in their path and leaving nothing behind. With simple language paired with photographs of caterpillars, this volume invites young readers to learn how caterpillars start their lives and why...
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"A box jellyfish has a dangerous venom used to paralyze their prey, but are they tough enough to beat out the speed of an Asian giant hornet? . . . readers will decide who is the winner . . . Young readers are encouraged to think critically about animal adaptations, size, speed, and more in an approachable and fun way"--Provided by publisher.
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"Submarines are underwater ships used by militaries around the world. This mega machine can be over 550 feet long and can carry up to 160 crew members on board. The fastest submarine, the Soviet submarine K-222, can reach speeds of over 50 mph! Young readers will love learning about this underwater mega machine. With approachable, informative text paired with full color photographs of submarines, readers will discover how submarines work and what...
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"Jackles are often pictured as lone opportunistic hunters, but these clever canines can live in pacts of up to 30 that work together to provide protection. Budding biologists will learn more about jackal lifestyles and adaptations with this fascinating title. It covers key details about jackals including their diet, adaptations, habitat, and their vital ecological role controlling the populations of their prey-and pests for farmers!"--Provided by...
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"Between killer whales and alligators, one animal seems to be the best beast, but who would actually win in a face off? An alligator's bite is one of the strongest in the animal kingdom, but is the killer whale's tougher? . . . young readers will discover key facts about each species and decide themselves! . . . Readers will think critically about each animal and pick who they believe is the winner"--Provided by publisher.
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"Opportunistic dingoes wait for the perfect moment to pounce on small prey such as rabbits, rodents, and lizards. Early readers will learn more about dingo adaptations and behavior with this intriguing title. It features text that is carefully crafted to be engaging and accessible to early readers. It also explains other key ideas about dingoes including their vocalizations, habitat, and decreasing population due to breeding with domestic dogs"--Provided...
11) Cows Fart!
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There are around 92 million cows found on farms across the United States. That many cows mean more milk and more food, but it also means more of a cow's gross habit: Farts! Through this lighted-hearted exploration of a cow, young readers will discover why cows fart and why scientists believe they might be dangerous to the environment. With full-color photographs paired closely with approachable text, young readers will learn not only about why cows...
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Though it started as a fight between France and Great Britain, the French and Indian war helped lead to the American Revolution. But there's more that came from the French and Indian War than the beginning of the revolutionary era in the U.S. In this volume, the complex concepts and struggles in this war are pared down to the most important facts. Struggling readers will have the chance to understand key concepts and explore what makes this war so...
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Found in North America, the Diplodocus was an herbivore, but it could do some serious damage. With a whip-like tail that could swing at 800 miles per hour, the Diplodocus kept itself safe from predators while it dined on leaves high in the treetops. Young readers will discover how the Diplodocus is believed to have lived millions of years ago. With amazing illustrations paired closely with important facts, this book invites readers to dive right into...
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The giant weta is one massive bug! Weighing more than a mouse, this giant bug was once found all over New Zealand. Now, some scientists from New Zealand are trying to bring the population back! Giant wetas might look creepy, but they're a very important part of their ecosystem. Young readers will love learning about this huge bug and what makes it so special. With photographs of the giant weta up close paired with easy to read text, young biologists...
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Mercury is very different from the other planets in our solar system. Scientists have a lot of questions about how this mysterious planet works. The closest planet to the sun, Mercury, is difficult for scientists to study! However, scientists have figured out ways to get up close to the mysterious Mercury. Young readers will discover why Mercury doesn't have moons and what we've learned from our missions to Mercury. With interesting facts, beautiful...
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Using its spiky tail to fight off enemies, the Stegosaurus was one dangerous herbivore. With heavy plates of their backs, the Stegosaurus was kept safe from nearly all dangers, even the weather. Young readers jump right into the fascinating life of the Stegosaurus with this volume. Through vivid illustrations, young readers see how it's believed the Stegosaurus lived and what its home looked like. With interesting facts about how the Stegosaurus used...
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The Hibernia platform in Canada is one of the largest floating drilling rigs in the world. This massive drilling rig is one amazing mega machine! While not every drilling rig is as large as the Hibernia, each mega machine is designed to dig deep holes. Young readers will learn not only how these mega machines work, but different ways workers use them on dirty jobs. With approachable text and vivid, full color photographs, young readers will love discovering...
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Seagulls are found in many places around North America. They can usually be spotted flying around beaches and bays, but seagulls can also be found waddling around parking lots. What are they doing there? Eating food left behind by humans! In this book, young readers will explore the life of a seagull and learn why seagulls are so willing to eat trash. With beautiful photographs of seagulls doing what they do best, readers will deepen their understanding...
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Whale sharks are not just the biggest shark in the ocean. Whale sharks are also the largest vertebrate non-mammal in the world! But that's not the only amazing thing about this massive ocean monster. Young readers will love discovering not only what makes this massive shark so amazing, but also why it isn't dangerous to humans. With approachable text paired with amazing photographs of whale sharks in the wild, young readers will delve into the lives...
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On nearly every construction site, cranes are hard at work lifting heavy materials. The largest cranes are used to build skyscrapers and oil rigs while smaller gantry cranes can help factory workers move heavy boxes from place to place. In this informative, approachable text, young readers will discover different types of cranes and how workers use them every day. With full color photographs, young readers will see cranes up close and learn about...