Superstats incredible bugs

Butterfield, Moira, 1960- author.

Book 2016

"Beautiful butterflies, hard-working beetles, dangerous spiders, gross cockroaches, and much more will fascinate science and fact-hungry kids as they learn facts such as how strong ants really are, the incredible journey monarch butterflies take from Canada to Mexico and back again, and how many eyes bees have. This Superstats book introduces readers to all sorts of amazing insects and bugs in one convenient package filled with nearly 1,000 facts...

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Insects Miscellanea Juvenile literature

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Trivia and miscellanea

Part of a Series:

Superstats

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ISBN:

9781499802405
1499802404

Edition:

First edition

Description:

63 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm

Target Audience Note:

Ages 7-10
K to grade 3

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index

Contents:

Amazing ants: the smallest to the largest
The lovely ladybug: the insect farmer
The friendly pest: awesome cockroaches
Busy bees: the honey makers
Itching ahead: the world of head lice
Wily wasps: stingers and non-stingers
Crazy caterpillars: amazing shapes and sizes
Beautiful butterflies: nectar feeders
Hairy fliers: the world of moths
I'm just a stick!: incredible stick insects
Fight!: tough rhino beetles
Roll with it: hardworking dung beetles
Jump champ: record breaking fleas
Best bug builders: terrific termites
Make some noise: crickets, grasshoppers and katydids
Seeing is believing: flies and their eyes
Bugs around the house: bugs in the home
A bad crowd: locust swarms
It's a smelly world: how insects smell
Deadly is the female: murderous mosquitoes
Pond patrol: aquatic insects
In disguise: insect camouflage
Flying ace: acrobatic dragonflies
Lighting the way: luminous fireflies
Fire!: insects that use chemicals
Insect super travel: insect migration
That's so weird!: the worlds weirdest insects

Control Number:

2745578

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