Animals of Mass Destruction - Set of 2

Even the smallest creatures can cause massive amounts of damage to both natural and manmade environments. Carpenter ants and tent caterpillars are some of the subjects of this fact-filled series, which focuses on why these animals are so destructive and how people try to stop them. Besides these creatures' detrimental tendencies, their important and essential roles in their ecosystems are also stressed. Remarkable photographs support text and add interest to an already fascinating life-science topic.

• "Chew on This!" fact boxes highlight these animals' notable characteristics
• Graphic organizers summarize and stress significant elements of the text
• Text supports elementary science topics, including life cycles and habitats

Features:

• Index
• Glossary
• For Further Information Sections
• Graphic Organizers
• Fact Boxes

Titles include:

	Carpenter Ants
	Tent Caterpillars