Washoe County Library System

Brief text introduces the concepts of wet and dry, comparing some animals that get wet with some animals that stay dry.

In paintings and text the author describes his feelings about a variety of animals and explains the threats each species has faced and what can be done to protect them.

"Why does a cat rub on your leg? What does it mean when a dog crouches low and wags his tail? And just why is that bird hanging upside down? Find out in [this book], the all-in-one beginner's guide to decoding animal language and learning to communicate back! Broken into chapters that cover dogs, cats, birds, fish, reptiles, and other common animals, [this book] includes hundreds of color photographs and facts"--Back cover.

Uses infographics to explore an compare animals by their size, speed, life spans, and more. "In this latest stunning, informative reader in Steve Jenkins's By the Numbers series, we dive deep into the world of animals and insects. From the smallest known species of snake to the sleepiest mammals, Animal Facts By the Numbers provides readers of all ages with the ultimate animal trivia knowledge."--

Colorful illustrations demonstrate animals representing the extremes of the animal world in speed, size, and strength.

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of four deadly predators--sharks, grizzly bears, tigers, and alligators and crocodiles.

Presents facts about disgusting things, organized into such categories as animals, food, and the human body.

Provides answers to over two hundred commonly asked questions about animals, from why do parrots talk to why do fish swim in groups.

"A guide to co-dreaming with animals for personal and planetary evolution"--

"Fly Guy is buzzing to learn all about the world's weirdest animals!"--