Inside animals

Barbara Taylor, 1954-

Book - 2021

In this book, there are 21 cross sections of some of the most amazing birds, bugs, and beasts in the animal kingdom. Take a look at what goes on in the bodies of your favorite creatures, and discover the answers to fascinating questions like: How big is a blue whale's heart? Why does a cow have four stomachs? What is a camel's hump made of?

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Subjects
Genres
Instructional and educational works
Picture books
Published
Beverly, Massachusetts : Wide Eyed Editions, an imprint of The Quarto Publishing Group 2021.
Language
English
Main Author
Barbara Taylor, 1954- (author)
Other Authors
Margaux Carpentier (illustrator)
Item Description
Includes index.
"The brilliant and bizarre bodies of beasts big and small" -- Cover.
Physical Description
61 pages : color illustrations ; 31 cm
ISBN
9780711255081
  • Inside a snake
  • Inside a camel
  • Inside a shark
  • Muscles and moving
  • Inside an octopus
  • Inside a cow
  • Inside a ostrich
  • Skeletons
  • Inside a penguin
  • Inside a gorilla
  • Inside a parrot
  • Lungs and breathing
  • Inside a crocodile
  • Inside a bat
  • Inside a whale
  • Brain and senses
  • Inside a jellyfish
  • Inside an elephant
  • Inside a honeybee
  • Heart and blood
  • Inside a sea turtle
  • Inside a frog
  • Inside a giraffe
  • Amazing organs
  • Inside an owl
  • Inside a spider
  • Inside a scorpion.
Review by School Library Journal Review

Gr 3--6--Educational and entertaining, this title teaches readers about animals and their bodies. More than 20 animals including a jellyfish, camel, shark, penguin, honeybee, and crocodile are featured. The attractive, colorful layouts, easy-to-read fonts, and small chunks of information highlighting important features of the inside of each animal make this title a winner for strong readers and reluctant ones, too. For the snake the highlighted body parts are the tongue, jaw, pit organs, fangs, skeleton, inner ear, muscles, and rattle. On the snake's inner ear it says, "Even though they don't have ears, snakes can hear. Inside their head is a special bone that can feel sounds being made around them." This title is well organized and promotes a curiosity of different parts of animals' bodies in different species. Animals are grouped in sections, with the Muscles and Moving section, for example, featuring an octopus, cow, and ostrich. This title is a winner for a pleasure read or as a resource for a school project. The back matter features a glossary and an index. VERDICT This STEM title is highly recommended for school and public libraries. It is interesting and attractively designed and will encourage children to learn more about nature, anatomy, and biology.--Robin Sofge, Prince William P.L. Syst., VA

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