aDetails the characteristics, habitat, and life cycle of the Africanized honeybee, sometimes referred to as the killer bee.

Killer Bees (Animals Attack)

Children's Books

Allman, Toney

Animals

KidHaven Press

Describes the characteristics and dangerous behavior of tigers, and presents stories of tiger attacks in the wild and in captivity.

Tigers (Animals Attack)

Kidhaven

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of cockroaches.

Cockroach (Bugs!)

Teen & Young Adult

<p>The creepy crawlers and flying critters that populate the bug world come alive in this new series. Clear explanations and vivid examples of primary characteristics, life cycle, homes, and eating habits will captivate readers as they explore the fascinating world of bugs. Full-color photographs, glossaries, and indexes enhance all volumes in the series. With ears on its legs, wings that make a chirping sound, and eyes that can look in over a thousand directions at the same time, the cricket is one fascinating insect. "Cricket describes the life cycle, eating habits, and homes built by the insect.</p>

Crickets (Bugs)

Education & Reference

<p>With a complex and amazing life cycle, human tapeworms have baffled, horrified, and endangered populations everywhere in the world. These largest of parasites are examined, both as fascinating creatures and as threats to the public health.</p>

Tapeworms (Parasites)

Science, Nature & How It Works

Describes the characteristics and dangerous behavior of spiders, and presents stories of spider attacks in the wild and in captivity.

Spiders (Animals Attack)

It is hardback and was published in 2005. It is in good condition. It is an ex-library book and has library stickers and markings.

Werewolves (Monsters)

Parasitic invasions by Guinea worms, the "fiery serpents," have inflicted widespread suffering and horror for thousands of years. The process of infection and the impact on human hosts are explored, as well as humanity's committed efforts to eradicate Guinea worm disease.

Guinea Worms (Parasites)

Bats by the thousands, eyeless salamanders, colorless fish, and ghostly crickets are just some of the unique animals that live in underground caves. In a world without sunlight, under near-famine conditions, a fragile society survives that exists nowhere else on earth.

Ecosystems - Life in a Cave

Explains how spiders make silk and the future uses scientists have for it, including making fishing lines, stitches, and bulletproof uniforms.

From Spider Webs to Man-Made Silk (Imitating Nature)

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