Bøger i Animals That Slither and Slide serien

"Readers will learn all about how legless lizards live and move. They'll discover how this unique creature evolved, where it lives, and what makes it so special. Filled with colorful photographs, which bring the information to life, this book is a must-have for young animal lovers"--

"Why do snails live in shells? How slowly do snails really move? What's that slimy trail that snails leave behind them? In this fun and educational book, readers will learn all about snails! They'll find out what snail mucus is made of, why it's used, and much, much more. From tiny backyard snails to giant African land snails, readers will discover the complexities of this seemingly simple creature and learn how it developed its unique adaptations. The fact-packed content is enriched by vibrant photographs, which bring the information to life"--

"Is a newt an amphibian or a reptile? Is it an herbivore or carnivore? Can newts really regrow lost limbs? Where do they live and what do they eat? Readers will learn the answers to these questions and more in this fact-packed book all about slippery newts! Readers will discover the newt's unique adaptations and how they're used. With colorful photographs, reader-friendly language, and informative content, this book is a must-have for young animal lovers and nature enthusiasts"--

"Have you ever spied a slithering snake? Cold-blooded, covered in scales, often venomous, these creepy reptiles have thrilled and intrigued people for centuries. In this fun, fact-filled book, young readers will learn all about snakes! They'll find out about the many varieties of snake species that live around the world. They'll discover what snakes' unique adaptations are and how these adaptations have helped snakes survive. Readers will learn why snakes slither, where they live, what they eat, and more. The high-interest material is paired with vibrant photographs, which bring the information to life"--

"If you've ever played outside, worked in a garden, or gone for a rainy walk you've probably seen a slimy brown worm! Earthworms look as if they have a smooth body. But do they? Worms' bodies are covered with tiny bristles called setae! Worms use setae to help them wiggle and burrow. In this interesting and informative book, young readers will learn all about the lowly worm! They'll uncover how worms' unique adaptations have evolved and why worms are important"--