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Animals eat to acquire the energy and building materials that they need to live and grow. Animals use energy to perform normal body functions such as breathing, walking, eating, digesting, and maintaining body temperature. Nutrients provide poultry the energy and material needed for the development...

It is bed time at Safari camp and it is time for all of the animals to brush their teeth! The animals have fun showing each other the different types of toothbrushes and toothpaste they use. Finally, everyone at camp has brushed and is ready for bed. Young readers will love the whimsical illustrations...

Did you know that capybaras are the largest type of rodent? They have more toes on their back feet than on their front ones.Discover more about these web-footed herbivores in Capybara, part of the Animals of the Amazon Rainforest seriesof EYEDISCOVER books.

Did you know that baby tapirs are covered in stripes and spots? Tapirs have long snouts like elephant trunks. Learn more about theseunique mammals in Tapir, part of the Animals of the Amazon Rainforest series of EYEDISCOVER books.

Did you know that a group of poison dart frogs is called an army? There are about 180 different types of poison dart frogs.Learn more about these poisonous amphibians in Poison Dart Frog, part of the Animals of the Amazon Rainforest seriesof EYEDISCOVER books.

Did you know that a spider monkey’s tail is longer than its body? Spider monkeys use their tails to help move through the trees. Learn more about these agile primates in Spider Monkey, part of the Animals of the Amazon Rainforest series of EYEDISCOVER books.

In this kids' biography, discover the inspiring story of Jane Goodall, whose work with chimpanzees changed the way we understand animals and ourselves. Jane Goodall was a pioneer of primatology through her groundbreaking with chimpanzees in Africa. When she embarked on her career, women were...

Elephants are arguably Africa’s most charismatic animals, and among the biggest drawcards to our game reserves. While the burgeoning game-park industry may be increasing our access to these magnificent creatures, rising human-elephant encounters are an inevitable outcome – sometimes, sadly, fatal....

Can you help the little Rattuses find their friends Louise and Thelma? After a dispute with the author about how he drew Louise's feet, the two Little Rattuses left the farm and went on a sabbatical (it's like a vacation). Now after the great non-battle with the grackles, the other Little Rattuses...

The Little Rattuses escaped from the airplane that was taking them to a lab, by means of jellyfish parachutes! Now they live on a farm near a lake and a zoo, and they have fun adventures every day. This time out, it's a rather special day when pranking isn't only going on, it's expected to be going...

I know I've said repeatedly that I'll never write a series, but that's when it comes to grown-up books. With children's books, the rules are out the window! As indeed are The Little Rattuses, which is how they escaped from the airplane that was taking them to a lab. Now they live on a farm and have...

It’s not well known that Rattuses have produced some of the finest art in the world over the last half a millennium! Most of it is about food, admittedly, but this is a big preoccupation amongst wild Rattuses, and The Little Rattuses are no exception. See the great masters (and mistresses)...

I know I swore I'd never write a series, but when it comes to children's books, that's out the window, as indeed were The Little Rattuses™when they made their bid for Independence on July 4th, by jumping from a plane that was taking them to a lab - using jellyfish as parachutes! Now they live on...

What would you do if you found an alligator in your garage? Or if you spotted a mountain lion downtown? In cities and suburbs around the world, wild creatures are showing up where we least expect them. Not all of them arrive by accident, and some are here to stay. As the human population tops seven...