WILDLIFE Non-Fiction

This book explores the oldest and rarest in our world, plus the extinct and the threatened, from fossils, to dazzling precious stones.

This book looks at the world's record breakers - both the biggest and the smallest. Water monsters, giant killers, mini-beasts and microscopic marvels are all covered.

Nature's Babies explores the lives of some of Nature's most engaging offspring and reveals the ingenious ways they cope with growing up.

Find out how crocodiles and alligators work, their different shapes and sizes, their teeth, senses and behaviour patterns, how they feed, hunt and breed. It is packed with over 200 stunning colour photographs from renowned wildlife photographers. Detailed cross-sections and diagrams reveal the complex inner working of a crocodilian's body.

This fascinating guide offers an amazing insight into the lives of these intelligent and mysterious creatures. With 180 stunning colour wildlife photographs and a lively and informative text by an award-winning children's natural history writer, this is the perfect fun learning book for children aged 8-12 and also ideal for school projects, home study, or classroom use.

This book looks at the variety of ways in which animals and plants attack their prey and defend themselves.

This book looks at the fastest and the slowest, on land, sea and in the air, and asks why speed or sloth can be an advantage in the natural world.