Monsters of the Animal Kingdom

Scorpions protect themselves with stingers. While many are painful but not deadly to humans, some, like the deathstalker scorpion, can deliver a fatal sting. Fast facts and full-color photographs bring this eight-legged, nocturnal animal to life in the hands on any young reader. Even the most reluctant readers will be eager to read this book from cover to cover.

Anacondas are one of the largest snakes in the world. Interesting facts about its habitat, behavior, and diet along with striking photographs of anacondas in action will grip readers from cover to cover. A great addition to any young reader's library.

Rats live on every continent except Antarctica. This intriguing volume discusses the highly adaptable rodent's habitats and diet, and includes scary facts about these intriguing mammals. Easy-to-follow text and full-color photographs make this accessible and engaging to all readers.

Piranhas are known for their razor sharp teeth and insatiable appetite for meat. Readers will be introduced to this often-misunderstood animal through fact sheets and captivating photographs. A high-interest topic sure to grab even the most reluctant readers.

Spiders are commonly feared but amazing arachnids. Readers are introduced to the diverse world of tarantulas, learning the details of the habitats, diets, and scary facts associated with these fascinating spiders. Brilliant photographs accompany easy-to-follow text to keep readers absorbed.