Item category 2: Science & Technology

Animals Cells takes you inside the smallest unit of life. Learn how each cell's organelles work together to allow living things to function. Explore blood cells, muscle cells, nerve cells, skin cells, and more.

Animal Earth is an unbiased tour of the animal kingdom in all its staggeringly diversity. Animals that most easily spring to mind the tigers, elephants, eagles and crocodiles, or perhaps amphibians, fish and even humans account for only a tiny proportion of known species. What's more, there are e...

Come on an action-packed adventure with an amazing mob of animal eco-warriors as they use their special talents to help solve our planet's environmental problems! From the nosy noses of biosecurity beagles at airports to rats learning to sniff out landmines in war-torn landscapes, animals are usi...

The Encyclopedia of Animals explores the animal kingdom, from microbes to elephants. Packed with information on anatomy, habitats, lifecycles, and more, this exciting non-fiction book provides young readers with a wealth of detail in an engaging, easy-to-understand format. Photographs, illustrati...

Explore sun-baked deserts, untamed rainforests, spectacular undersea worlds, and the frozen lands of the polar regions. Discover incredibly diverse environments, exploring each climate unique plant habitats, and the fascinating animals that live in them. Packed with intriguing facts and featuring...

From lizards living in hot, sandy deserts to alpine possums and the marine creatures in the depths of the ocean, find out about the many different places where Australian animals live. Learn about life in a rockpool, take a look at a turtle.s .mobile home. and count the animals in your backyard.

Can you spot the difference between an ostrich and an emu, and a leopard and an ocelot? You can! Then take on this brain-busting nature challenge with more than 60 topics from across the animal world.

This book draws on evidence from across the world to show, for the first time, how astonishingly similar humans and other animals are when it comes to their emotional wellbeing. Charles Darwin developed his evolutionary theories by studying Galapagos finches and fancy pigeons ; Alfred Russell Wal...