<div>Dive into the world of&nbsp;creepy-crawlies in this Encyclopedia of Insects.&nbsp; Packed with hundreds of bugs, every one is looked at in fascinating detail by natural history expert Jules Howard.&nbsp; From the cutest and most beautiful, to the deadliest and most disgusting, there's something for everyone in this book which highlights the importance of the insect world. Plus, find out what actually makes an insect, an insect - with guest entries from the non-insects: centipedes, spiders, woodlice, and snails.&nbsp; Featuring 300 bugs!</div>

Encyclopedia of Insects: an illustrated guide to nature's most weird and wonderful bugs - Contains over 300 insects!

Children's Books

HOWARD, JULES

Animals

Wide Eyed Editions

What's your favorite animal fact? Have you ever wondered who discovered it in the first place? Chances are, it was a zoologist!\nJoin the scientists uncovering the secrets of the animal kingdom in this funny, fact-packed introduction to zoology. The Who, What, Why of Zoology is an exciting first book on this fascinating field of science. From the deepest oceans to Himalayan valleys, zoologists explore far and wide to better understand the worlds of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and nearly anything else that can walk, fly, or swim!\nNot only is this book filled with up-to-the-minute facts about your favorite animals, but it also goes behind the scenes and out in the field to show how real zoologists find out more about the creatures we know, and even discover new ones.\nEach chapter dives into a different real-world environment to observe the animals that live there, then fills the scene with zoologists to explore how this exciting science actually works. Then, turn the page to learn about the modern mysteries to which scientists are still searching for answers. Every page is bursting with facts you've never heard before, as well as plenty of funny detail to keep you searching for hours.\nWith chapters including: Tropical Reefs Arctic Tundra Deserts Rainforests Deep Oceans ... and many more!\nThe Who, What, Why of Zoology is the perfect introduction to an important STEM topic for readers aged 6-9, combining expertise from zoologist author Jules Howard with vibrant and humor-filled illustrations from Lucy Letherland. Bring science to life with this one-of-a-kind animal book!

The Who, What, Why of Zoology: The Incredible Science of the Animal Kingdom

Respect the Insect

Meet the tiny-but-tough tardigrade and the awe-inspiring blue whale in this illustrated introduction to invertebrates, fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Learn everything about more than 275 species, specially selected by natural historian Jules Howard and brought to life by the detailed artwork of Jarom Vogel. With fact panels breaking down each animal's most unique traits, as well as its habitat, size, and diet, every page in Encyclopedia of Animals is sure to introduce young readers to their new favorite critter. Beloved species like the African elephant, great white shark, and western gorilla get their own dedicated feature page, while more unusual species include the hellbender, Chan's megastick and pink fairy armadillo. Discover the shrimp that punches its prey with superheated water, marvel at the frog whose beating heart can be seen through its skin, and learn about the rarest turtle on the planet. If it bites, crawls, hops, flies, swings from the treetops, or dives to the bottom of the ocean, there's a good chance you'll find it in this encyclopedia! And be sure to check out Encyclopedia of Insects, a go-to guide crawling with incredible facts about this huge and diverse class of animal.

Encyclopedia of Animals: Contains over 275 species!

Encyclopedia of Birds

Plunge into the diversity of the animal kingdom in this&nbsp;Encyclopedia of&nbsp;Animals. Packed with over 250 creatures, examine every one in detail with a natural history expert as your guide. From the tiniest sponge to the largest elephant, zoologist and environmental scientist Jules Howard unlocks a host of animal secrets, brought to life on every page by Jarom Vogel's eye-opening artwork, in this spectacular celebration of life on Earth. The book is subdivided into classes of the animal kingdom, including mammals, reptiles, birds, invertebrates, and fish. Each entry includes: <ul> <li>A fact file detailing&nbsp;amazing information about the animal</li> <li>A stunning color illustration</li> <li>Scientific Latin name</li> <li>Size, habitat, and diet</li> <li>How the species on the pages are linked together</li> </ul> Start at the beginning or dip in and out--whatever page you land on, you're sure to find your new favorite creature! Encyclopedia of Animals&nbsp;is an essential addition to the bookshelf of any amateur zoologist, young or old, guaranteed to broaden horizons and deepen your appreciation of life on our amazing planet. And for those budding entomologists looking to satisfy their creepy-crawly curiosity, be sure to check out&nbsp;Encyclopedia of Insects, from Jules Howard and Miranda Zimmerman.

Encyclopedia of Animals: An Illustrated Guide to the Animals of the Earth-Contains Over 250 Animals!

Castle Books

Dive into the world of creepy-crawlies in this Encyclopedia of Insects for kids and families. 
Did you know that insects make up 90% of life forms on this planet? And that, for every single human, there are literally trillions of insects of millions of different species? Learn how these incredible creatures are critical to the ecology of Earth in this insect encyclopedia packed with over 250 bug profiles, from graceful moths and butterflies to noisy crickets and cicadas to underappreciated wasps, cockroaches, and termites. 
Every insect is looked at in fascinating detail by natural history expert Jules Howard, and painted by evolutionary biologist and illustrator Miranda Zimmerman. Organized by scientific order, each entry includes: A fact file, with amazing facts about the creature A stunning painted illustration The scientific Latin name for the species Details about how the species on the pages are linked together 
Encyclopedia of Insects also highlights how, despite their great numbers, insects are threatened by the destruction of their habitats and climate change, offering a hopeful message by outlining concrete steps you can take to help insects recover and thrive. 
From the cutest and most beautiful, to the deadliest and most disgusting, there’s something for everyone in this book that highlights the importance of the insect world. Plus, find out what actually makes an insect, an insect—with guest entries from the non-insects: centipedes, spiders, woodlice, and snails. 
Get to know the unsung heroes of the natural world so you can spread the world about how amazing and precious they are.\nAnd for those budding zoologists looking to satisfy their curiosity about the rest of Earth’s creatures, be sure to check out Encyclopedia of Animals, from Jules Howard and Jarom Vogel.

Encyclopedia of Insects: An Illustrated Guide to Nature’s Most Weird and Wonderful Bugs - Contains over 250 Insects!

One thousand million years ago, a huge revolution occurred on Earth--sex happened for the first time. From that moment on, the world became ever more colorful and bizarre, ringing with elaborate songs and dances, epic battles, and rallying cries as the desires of males and females collided, generation after generation, in an unbroken chain of sex going back to the dawn of complex life on Earth. 
Animal life rings, bleeds, and howls with sex. It's everywhere. Right now warring hordes are locking horns, preening feathers, rampaging lustfully across the savanna, questioning the fidelity of the ones they love. A million females choose; a billion penises ejaculate (or snap off); a trillion sperm battle, block, and tackle. Sex made planet Earth, well, sexy.
Writing in a brilliantly engaging style, biologist Jules Howard leads readers on a guided tour of the how and why of sex on Earth, in all its diversity. From sperm wars to cuckoldry, hermaphrodites, virgin births, "exploding" penises, and mallards' "booby-trapped" vaginas, Sex on Earth explores and celebrates the wonders and peculiarities of animal reproduction.

Sex on Earth: A Celebration of Animal Reproduction

Science & Math

Biological Sciences

Bloomsbury Sigma

One thousand million years ago, a huge revolution occurred on Earth--sex happened for the first time. From that moment on, the world became ever more colorful and bizarre, ringing with elaborate songs and dances, epic battles, and rallying cries as the desires of males and females collided, generation after generation, in an unbroken chain of sex going back to the dawn of complex life on Earth. Sex is everywhere. Right now warring hordes are locking horns, preening feathers, rampaging lustfully across the savanna, questioning the fidelity of the ones they love.
 Writing in a brilliantly engaging style, biologist Jules Howard leads readers on a guided tour of the how and why of sex on Earth in all its diversity. From sperm wars to cuckoldry, hermaphrodites, virgin births, “exploding” penises, and mallards' “booby-trapped” vaginas, Sex on Earth explores and celebrates the wonders and peculiarities of animal reproduction.

As you read these words, Planet Earth teems with trillions of life-forms, each going about their own business: eating, reproducing, thriving . . . Yet, the life of almost every single organism draws nearer to certain death. On the other hand, "suicide" inside the mitochondria that live within us results in the death of millions of cells each second for our own good! Why is death such a universal companion to life on Earth? Why haven't animals evolved to break free of its shackles?
In this wide-ranging exploration of death, Jules Howard attempts to shed evolutionary light on one of our biggest and most unshakable taboos. He visits a salon that's trying to abolish our queasiness over talking about death. He also looks to the nematode, one of the most basic of life-forms, for clues about why near-starvation actually can prolong life. Encountering some of the world's oldest animals, and meeting the scientists attempting to unravel their mysteries, Howard also comes face-to-face with evolution's outliers--the animals that may one day avoid death altogether.
Written in an engaging style, Death on Earth's journey ends with the inevitable question: Can we ever become immortal? And if we could, would we really want to?

Death on Earth: Adventures in Evolution and Mortality

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

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Encyclopedia of Insects: an illustrated guide to nature's most weird and wonderful bugs - Contains over 300 insects!

The Who, What, Why of Zoology: The Incredible Science of the Animal Kingdom

Respect the Insect

Encyclopedia of Animals: Contains over 275 species!

Encyclopedia of Birds

Encyclopedia of Animals: An Illustrated Guide to the Animals of the Earth-Contains Over 250 Animals!

Encyclopedia of Insects: An Illustrated Guide to Nature’s Most Weird and Wonderful Bugs - Contains over 250 Insects!

Sex on Earth: A Celebration of Animal Reproduction

Sex on Earth: A Celebration of Animal Reproduction

Death on Earth: Adventures in Evolution and Mortality