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Although some insects are considered pests, children will be surprised to discover just how important all insects are to the other living things on Ea...Savoir plus
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There are more than a million species of insects living on Earth, and all insects have similar bodies. In Insect Bodies, children will learn the major...Savoir plus
Insects are essential to life on Earth and many of them are endangered. Some may become extinct even before we know they exist! Kids will discover tha...Savoir plus
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Did you know that dragonflies have six legs like other insects, but cannot walk? Dragonflies use their powerful wings to get from place to place. Lear...Savoir plus
From giant termite mounds to intricate hives, Insect Homes provides children with a fascinating description of the many types of homes that insects bu...Savoir plus
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