D. Almazan, R. Duro, H. Romero The Big Book of Insects Book

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This children's encyclopedia from National Geographic Kids magazine is scientifically accurate about various insects and spiders: what these creatures eat and where they live, how they reproduce and develop, and how they camouflage themselves to attack their prey or to avoid becoming prey themselves. The book contains facts that little readers did not know. For example, that there are more than 35,000 species of spiders in the world! Detailed images, detailed explanations and vivid photos of the animal world - this is a real boon for those who adore looking at insects: from industrious ants to poisonous scorpions, from agile grasshoppers to magical butterflies - and want to understand their behavior. 

Number of pages: 160.