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

Alligators and Crocodiles. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Why seals blow their noses : Canadian wildlife in fact & fiction —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Buffalo sunrise : the story of a North American giant —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

"Anecdotes, facts and legends introduce children to this awesome animal, and explain how buffaloes nearly disappeared from our planet a hundred years ago, but were saved just in time"--Cf. Our choice, 1996-1997.

Otters. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Whales. —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Headgear that hides and plays —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Tails that talk and fly —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Focuses on animal tails and all the amazing things for which they are used, including balance, communication, and defense.

Turn it loose : the scientist in absolutely everybody —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

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

Welcome to the world of wild cats —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

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

"A nature series for children ages 5-7 by award-winning author Diane Swanson. Includes fascinating text and full-colour photographs" Cf. Our choice, 1998-1999.

The day of the twelve-story wave : grinding glaciers, howling hurricanes, spewing volcanoes and other awesome forces of nature —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

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

Includes index.

Feet that suck and feed —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Tunnels! —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

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

Examines how scientific research can be inaccurate or phony and discusses how to critically think about scientific information.

Sky dancers : the amazing world of Canadian birds —Swanson, Diane, 1944-

Exploring Canada : learning from the past, looking to the future —Bowers, Vivien, 1951-

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