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The Protoctist Kingdom
Describes these (mostly) single-celled organisms and the diferent roles they play in the biological world.
The Insect Class
Describes the characteristics, life cycle, behavior, and survival skills of various insects, including fleas, earwigs, and ladybugs.
Giant Ground Sloth
Slow, heavy steps rumble through the woods. The steps grow louder as a single, shockingly large animal lurches into view. Its body is almost bearlike. But it is much, much larger than any bear. With its blunt snout it looks more like a hugely overgrown hamster---a hamster the size of an elephant. The large beast moves slowly and strangely, swaying from side to side. Near a tall, broad-leafed tree it stops to eat. Lions prowl on the edge of the woods searching for food. They catch the scent of the beast, but they show no interest. No one cares to disturb it, not while it's eating---not at any other time, either. This is the Giant Ground Sloth! Book jacket.
Ebox
Cars don't have to run on gasoline-they can run on batteries! These vehicles, including the eBox, use no gas so they don't pollute the air. Learn about ecofriendly electric technology and think outside the box in eBox! Book jacket.
Has Science Displaced the Soul?
Can science explain powerful human emotions such as love and happiness? Or, are these emotions something more than the action of biochemicals and electrical impulses? Science is constantly uncovering the mysteries of our nature, but we are uneasy about submitting our most intimate feelings to its scrutiny. Religion tells us that God is love but neuroscience counters with love as a well-timed trickle of transmitters and hormones. In the 21st century, is it necessary to discard our traditional beliefs of a loving God in favor of dopamine? With doctorates in both mathematics and theology, Kevin Sharpe explores these notions and asks the question, Has Science Displaced the Soul? Unflinching in f...
Monkeys
"An exploration of the life cycle, diet, behavior, anatomy, and conservation status of monkeys"--Provided by publisher.
Dire Wolf
Another bright, warm day and the sunlight sparkles off the ripples on the surface of the sea. It practically hums with the busy motion of life. Fish of all sizes and colors glisten as they dart about, their bodies and tails vibrating from side to side. A giant is gliding through the water as well just below the surface. Its head rises above the water. The ancient king of the seas has arrived-Basilosaurus! Book jacket.
The Reptile Class
Describes the characteristics, life cycle, behavior, and survival skills of various reptiles.
Woolly Mammoth
A family of nine large creatures walks slowly over hard ground. From a distance they look like elephants. But they are very odd. A shaggy coat of long thick hair hangs from their bodies. Seeing an approaching pack of wolves, they quickly form a circle around their young Facing out, they lift their long, twisting tusks. Huddled together, the beasts look like a towering castle surrounded by spikes Woolly mammoths are extinct now---every last one of them is gone. But thousands of years ago they ruled the world. Book jacket.
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies (20th Anniversary Edition)
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize • New York Times Bestseller • Over Two Million Copies Sold “One of the most significant projects embarked upon by any intellectual of our generation” (Gregg Easterbrook, New York Times), Guns, Germs, and Steel presents a groundbreaking, unified narrative of human history. Why did Eurasians conquer, displace, or decimate Native Americans, Australians, and Africans, instead of the reverse? In this “artful, informative, and delightful” (William H. McNeill, New York Review of Books) book, a classic of our time, evolutionary biologist Jared Diamond dismantles racist theories of human history by revealing the environmental factors actually responsible for i...
