Go buggy—from ants to tarantulas, butterflies to dragonflies—enter their world and discover what it’s like. How do these tiny creatures catch prey, protect themselves, and find a mate? Find out about bug communication (with antennae), flight (for those that can), and feeding. A picture-filled field guide identifies more than 100 insects and spiders.
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Another new series, Popular Science, introduces four pocket-size mini guides with front and back flaps. Divided into sections "The world of bugs," "The life of bugs" and "Guide to bugs" Bugs by Steve Setford offers full-color artwork and photos highlighting individual insects along with factoid boxes (including name, family, size, etc.) in an easy-to-follow layout. Dinosaurs by Sue Nicholson follows a similar layout. Earth by John Malam and Space by Ian Graham show cross-sections of topography and various aspects of the planets. All books list related Web sites.
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