Cheetah cubs and beetle grubs : the wacky ways we name young animals —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Bug bites : insects hunting insects...and more —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Wolves. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Welcome to the world of alligators and crocodiles —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Animal aha! : thrilling discoveries in wildlife science —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Looks at six amazing animal discoveries such as, a parrot that learned to communicate by talking, gorillas that use tools, dolphins that can do basic math and more.

Nibbling on Einstein's brain : the good the bad & the bogus in science —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Skin that slimes and scares —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Welcome to the world of kangaroos —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Welcome to the world of snakes —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

"A close-up look at snakes - with cool facts and photos for young readers. Discover where snakes make their homes, how they shed their skin and what wild food they like to eat" Cf. Our choice, 2003.

The wonder in water —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

An introduction to the properties of water and various types of bodies of water.

Bears. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Coyotes. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Teeth that stab and grind —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Noses that plow and poke —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Focuses on animals' noses and all the amazing things for which they are used, discussing such creatures as the rabbit, grizzly bear, and shark.

Insectes de chez nous —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Sharks. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Moose. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Coyotes in the crosswalk : Canadian wildlife in the city —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Welcome to the whole world of elephants —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Alligators and Crocodiles. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-