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Building the Ultimate Brain: 100,000 Whys - Animal World: Full-Color Illustrated Edition
A bird takes flight. A butterfly lands on a flower. An everyday encounter becomes the beginning of another why.
Animal World explores 180 questions across six animal groups: birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles, insects, invertebrates, and mammals. Each group contains 30 questions, bringing together familiar animals and discoveries from habitats around the world.
Find out how birds fly, why many birds have hollow bones, and how animal structures and behavior help them live in different environments. Clear explanations introduce unfamiliar terms, while full-color illustrations help readers look more closely at the details behind an answer. “Did You Know?” features add related facts to explore and discuss.
The question-and-answer format makes it easy to choose an interesting topic for shared reading or return to a question independently. Keep it nearby when a garden visitor, an animal sighting, or a conversation sparks the next question.
• 180 questions in six animal groups
• Full-color illustrations alongside English explanations
• Topics covering animal structures, behavior, adaptations, and habitats
• A question-and-answer format for shared and independent reading
• English-language paperback, 14.5 × 21 cm
Book Details
- Language
- English
- Format
- Paperback, perfect bound
- Trim size
- 14.5 × 21 cm
- Interior
- Full-color illustrations and text
- Interior pages
- 186
- Author / contributor
- Rick Zhang
- Publisher
- ZHIDIAN INTERNATIONAL (USA) LLC
- ISBN
- 9798907009004
- What you receive
- One physical printed book
Questions About This Edition
Is this a physical book or a download?
This is one physical paperback book, not a digital download.
What language is the book written in?
The book is written in English.
Does this edition include color illustrations?
Yes. This is the full-color illustrated edition.
What topic does this volume cover?
A bird takes flight. A butterfly lands on a flower. An everyday encounter becomes the beginning of another why.