Jim Arnosky

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and survival techniques of different kinds of sharks.

The naturalist author observes the activities of a pack of wolves during the course of one day.

Discusses turkeys, what they eat, where they sleep, and how they survive.

Identifies some of the things happening in nature while one goes about an ordinary day, such as a shark circling a reef while one brushes one's teeth, or puffins eating fresh-caught fish while one eats dinner.

Illustrations and text describe some of the many things that can be found on a walk along a beach, including coconuts, shark teeth, jellyfish, crabs and different kinds of shells.

"Animals know that in order to survive, they must stay hidden--and, fortunately, nature helps them by providing coloration that camouflages them in their habitat. Award-winning author and illustrator Jim Arnosky looks at this most artful and beautiful aspect of animal life, from the dappled spots on a fawn and the leaf-like markings on a Copperhead snake to the white fur of the snowshoe hare in winter and the changing colors of the octopus. Featuring...

Based on a song by Bob Dylan, tells the story of how man named the animals of the world.