Mysteries and marvels of nature

Title
Mysteries and marvels of nature

Personal Author EPSB
Elizabeth. Dalby

Summary
Much more than a guide to the natural world, this book delves into the many fascinating phenomena that can be found in the animals and plants which surround us. Find out why snow can sometimes turn red, how lizards keep cool in the desert and how a wheel spider outwits its predators as well as many other amazing occurrences in the natural world. It features stunning full colour photography and is Internet-linked to help readers build on their knowledge by accessing over 100 relevant websites.

Other Title
Usborne internet-linked mysteries and marvels of nature

Year Published
2003

Physical Description
128 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.

Note
Includes index.

Contents
Feeding -- Movement -- Attacking -- Defending -- Relationships -- Communication -- Life cycles -- Homes -- Extremes -- Senses and features.

Subject
Internet resources.
 
Nature -- Encyclopedias.
 
Plants.
 
Animals.

Added Author
Tomlins, Karen.
 
Russell, Ruth.
 
Kirkby, Joanne.
 
Hill, Michael.
 
Furnival, Keith.
 
Hammonds, Laura.
 
Whatmore, Candice,
 
Barrance, Reuben.

Summary
Much more than a guide to the natural world, this book delves into the many fascinating phenomena that can be found in the animals and plants which surround us. Find out why snow can sometimes turn red, how lizards keep cool in the desert and how a wheel spider outwits its predators as well as many other amazing occurrences in the natural world. It features stunning full colour photography and is Internet-linked to help readers build on their knowledge by accessing over 100 relevant websites.

ISBN
9780439689021

Publisher
New York : Scholastic, c2003.


LibraryCall NumberTypeItem BarcodeStatus
Brookside508 DALBook30146000206032Non-Fiction