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A teacher's guide and resource book for designing and conducting live animal activities that are non-invasive and observation-oriented.

Text and illustrations introduce animals with fur or hair who nurse their young, breathe fresh air, and except for two species give birth to their young alive instead of laying eggs.

Vivid full-color illustrations and a simple rhyming text combine to introduce young children to the world of mammals. Reprint.

Odor digester contains enzyme-producing bacteria that digest malodors and waste caused by dampness, mildew, mold, food, urine, vomit, fecal and organic matter. Nonstaining formula will not stain carpets, upholstery and water-safe surfaces. Odor digester is nontoxic to animals and humans for safety. Odor digester is perfect for use on carpet, upholstery, concrete, cinder blocks, porous surfaces, grout joints, painted surfaces, garbage cans and more.

Odor digester contains enzyme-producing bacteria that digest malodors and waste caused by dampness, mildew, mold, food, urine, vomit, fecal and organic matter. Nonstaining formula will not stain carpets, upholstery and water-safe surfaces. Odor digester is nontoxic to animals and humans for safety. Odor digester is perfect for use on carpet, upholstery, concrete, cinder blocks, porous surfaces, grout joints, painted surfaces, garbage cans and more.

Follow this lively and entertaining book as it illuminates the basics of effective character design. Whether male or female, animal, monster or alien - certain rules apply that animate the figure and elevate it from a two-dimensional plane. Knowledge of anatomy and proportion provides a framework and is crucial to attaining a convincing characterization. Facial expressions and body language complement the whole, conveying emotion and intention through subtle nuances of line and form. Utilizing a broad assortment of sketches and finished illustrations, the fundamentals of process are revealed - from the divergent contours of gender to the anthropomorphization of animals, from the constraints of morphology on motion to the effects of environment on new species. A must for working and would-be animators alike!

Timeless classics of adventure and daring for anyone who "likes to sit on the edge of his chair and gasp for breath.—New York Times, 1930In 1930, the publication of Bring ’em Back Alive, an instant best seller, made its author, Frank Buck, an international celebrity. These animal stories told by the intrepid Texas animal collector and jungle adventurer enraptured generations of boys.Buck spent his life capturing alive every kind of animal, from birds to snakes to elephants. Because there were no tranquilizer darts in those days, he learned to build traps and snares in ways that prevented injury to the animals he caught. Buck always accompanied his animals on shipboard to America to be sure they were well treated, and refused to sell to anyone who did not have an impeccable reputation for animal care.The creator of the Dallas zoo in the 1920s, Buck was a hero ranking with Lindbergh, Ruth, and Dempsey. The dashing and powerful Buck leapt easily from Simon and Schuster’s published pages to the silver screen, portraying himself in Wild Cargo and Fang and Claw. This edition, expanded and edited by Steven Lehrer, captures not only the best of Frank Buck, but also the excitement and glamour of an era and lifestyle that still hold readers spellbound.

Timeless classics of adventure and daring for anyone who "likes to sit on the edge of his chair and gasp for breath.—New York Times, 1930In 1930, the publication of Bring ’em Back Alive, an instant best seller, made its author, Frank Buck, an international celebrity. These animal stories told by the intrepid Texas animal collector and jungle adventurer enraptured generations of boys.Buck spent his life capturing alive every kind of animal, from birds to snakes to elephants. Because there were no tranquilizer darts in those days, he learned to build traps and snares in ways that prevented injury to the animals he caught. Buck always accompanied his animals on shipboard to America to be sure they were well treated, and refused to sell to anyone who did not have an impeccable reputation for animal care.The creator of the Dallas zoo in the 1920s, Buck was a hero ranking with Lindbergh, Ruth, and Dempsey. The dashing and powerful Buck leapt easily from Simon and Schuster’s published pages to the silver screen, portraying himself in Wild Cargo and Fang and Claw. This edition, expanded and edited by Steven Lehrer, captures not only the best of Frank Buck, but also the excitement and glamour of an era and lifestyle that still hold readers spellbound.

After bypass surgery, Smith presents thoughts on stray animals; the cost of sneakers; answering machines; the ephemera of sexual etiquettes; French culture; what books and records go best with stranding on a desert island; journalists of stage, screen, and real life; and more.

Did you know there were massive animals that existed before and after the dinosaurs? Now, just imagine if they appeared in the modern world. Couldn’t happen, could it? These amazing creatures died out millions of years ago. But, just imagine if they were here right now! What if the 8-ton super croc Sarcosuchus arrived in a subway station? Or the 23ft lizard, Megalania, knocked on your door looking for a meal? Or Paraceratherium, the largest land mammal ever, came lumbering through New York City Or you found Arthropleura an 8ft giant millipede in your kitchen Super-realistic illustrations catapult these mighty creatures into 21st-century settings. Juxtaposed against modern day scenes – bringing to life how awesome these incredible animals were. Set in environments we are used to seeing every day – leaves you under no illusion as to how awesome these prehistoric beasts were.

Are you like a cat?You don't look like a cat. But you and a cat have something in common: You are both alive. People and plants and animals are all alive, but is a doll alive? Or your tricycle? How can you tell? Read and find out what makes something alive, and what all living things need to stay healthy.

Are you like a cat?You don't look like a cat. But you and a cat have something in common: You are both alive. People and plants and animals are all alive, but is a doll alive? Or your tricycle? How can you tell? Read and find out what makes something alive, and what all living things need to stay healthy.

A brief introduction to the importance of oxygen in maintaining plant and animal life.

Discover the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of bears.The natural world comes alive for young readers (Ages 6-7) with Rookie Read-About "RM" Science! With striking, full-color photos and just the right amount of text, this series immediately involves young readers as they discover intriguing facts about the fascinating world around them.

A guide dog leads its owner to safety down seventy-seven flights of stairs in the World Trade Center before the building collapses. A female gorilla in a zoo picks up and protects an unconscious toddler who falls into her enclosure. An elderly dog named Frisky keeps his owner awake and alive when Hurricane Katrina floods the house. Winnie the cat saves her owners from carbon monoxide poisoning. Animals, both wild and domestic, have become heroes when they’ve come to the rescue of humans. In these heartwarming, true stories, Sandra Markle shows how dogs, cats, cows, monkeys, and even dolphins use their normal senses or special training to help people in trouble or in need all over the world.

How our ability to learn from each other has been the essential ingredient to our remarkable success as a speciesHuman beings are a very different kind of animal. We have evolved to become the most dominant species on Earth. We have a larger geographical range and process more energy than any other creature alive. This astonishing transformation is usually explained in terms of cognitive ability―people are just smarter than all the rest. But in this compelling book, Robert Boyd argues that culture―our ability to learn from each other―has been the essential ingredient of our remarkable success.A Different Kind of Animal demonstrates that while people are smart, we are not nearly smart enough to have solved the vast array of problems that confronted our species as it spread across the globe. Over the past two million years, culture has evolved to enable human populations to accumulate superb local adaptations that no individual could ever have invented on their own. It has also made possible the evolution of social norms that allow humans to make common cause with large groups of unrelated individuals, a kind of society not seen anywhere else in nature. This unique combination of cultural adaptation and large-scale cooperation has transformed our species and assured our survival―making us the different kind of animal we are today.Based on the Tanner Lectures delivered at Princeton University, A Different Kind of Animal features challenging responses by biologist H. Allen Orr, philosopher Kim Sterelny, economist Paul Seabright, and evolutionary anthropologist Ruth Mace, as well as an introduction by Stephen Macedo.

Come along on a "let's pretend" African safari. Safari Adventure is an exciting trip into Lion Country. Pop-up mechanics make the animals seem alive - elephants, impalas, hippos, giraffes, gorillas and all the rest. Children will want to hop into their Land Rover again and again for another safari adventure!

Create wooden toys that come alive with fun! 20 imaginative projects include: Friendly Frog Gallivanting Gorilla Hungry Hippo Swaggering Seal Kicking Kangaroo Cross Crocodile Shredding Shark Timid Turtle Happy Hound Wild Wolf Tyrannical Tyrannosaurus Brawny Brontosaurus "Nessie" the Plesiosaurus ...and many more! All children love animals, and all children love toys! Build plenty of good old-fashioned fun for any child with these clever designs for classic pull and push toys. Inside Animated Animal Toys in Wood, you'll discover 20 imaginative projects for making wild and wacky wooden animals that come alive with delightful lifelike motion. Create dinosaurs, a chomping crocodile, waddling duck, jumping frog, timid turtle, howling wolf, or terrifying T-Rex. Each animated marvel features an ingenious design to make it walk, wiggle, waddle, or whirl! With detailed patterns, concise instructions, and step-by-step color photographs, these charming projects are simple enough for even a beginner to complete in a weekend. Fun to build, fun to give, and fun to play with, they'll provide hours of pleasure for woodworkers and children alike! "These wooden toys are so well put together, it is going to be hard for my 20 month old to tear them apart!"—David, Lake Charles, LA "A great book with excellent, detailed plans and instructions... the grandkids love them."—Woody, Lansing, MI "These toys are not only animated, but appear to be alive..."—Peter, Perth, Australia

ABC Animals, Alphabet in Motion brings the alphabet alive through print, audio and video. The first in a series of In Motion books, this groundbreaking book uses a free augmented reality app to create a never-before seen reading experience. Use the app with the beautifully illustrated book to help your toddler or preschooler learn the letter names and discover interesting facts as the animals come to life in live-action video. Apple users download the free app at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/abc-animals-ar/id1140627076?mt=8 Android users download the free app at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nss.abcbook.demo&hl=en Don't have a smartphone or tablet, or want to cuddle up with your child without an electronic device? ABC Animals Alphabet in Motion can be used without the app and still deliver a powerful learning experience for your child. A combination of whimsical illustrations & live action video, ABC Animals, Alphabet in Motion will delight kids and parents alike! Features: Combines the positive emotional and intellectual impact of reading books to children with the power of video to enhance learning! Teaches letter names and interesting animal facts. 26 live action video clips especially chosen to reinforce letter names and teach toddlers and preschoolers about animals. Simple to use! Uses Augmented Reality technology in a highly intuitive and user-friendly way. Increases parent-child engagement.

A fabulous collection of stories for children aged 5 and over about animals that encountered Jesus during his lifetime and how they were there when key incidents in his life took place. Imagine you could have been there when Jesus was alive on earth. The animals in this book saw just what happened. The fox was out on a cold, starry night when he suddenly heard the sound of Angels singing. The cat was looking forward to a wedding party that nearly went wrong. The magpie had a birds-eye view of Zaccheus climbing into his tree. and the mouse got caught on a boat in a storm and saw an amazing miracle