Insects have been around for over 300 million years, since before the time of the dinosaurs. Well over a million types of these creepy crawlies have been identified in habitats ranging from the cacophonus rainforest to the arid desert to dark, damp caves. In fact, they’ve colonized every part of the earth except in the ocean. Insects are everywhere, and they’re some of the most fascinating creatures around??especially when you can see them in 3-D!
3-D Explorer: Bugs features awesome pop-up scenes that will make kids feel like they’re up close and personal with ants, butterflies, beetles, grasshoppers, and other types of bugs. They’ll learn about wings and other key parts of insect anatomy and antennae and other important aspects of insect senses. They’ll learn about how they attack and kill their prey, and about their flexible feeding habits, including about how some insects even suck blood!
Highlighting the dragonfly to the termite, the cricket to the wasp, this is the perfect book for every budding bug explorer.
Insects have been around for over 300 million years, since before the time of the dinosaurs. Well over a million types of these creepy crawlies have been identified in habitats ranging from the cacophonus rainforest to the arid desert to dark, damp caves. In fact, they’ve colonized every part of the earth except in the ocean. Insects are everywhere, and they’re some of the most fascinating creatures around??especially when you can see them in 3-D!
3-D Explorer: Bugs features awesome pop-up scenes that will make kids feel like they’re up close and personal with ants, butterflies, beetles, grasshoppers, and other types of bugs. They’ll learn about wings and other key parts of insect anatomy and antennae and other important aspects of insect senses. They’ll learn about how they attack and kill their prey, and about their flexible feeding habits, including about how some insects even suck blood!
Highlighting the dragonfly to the termite, the cricket to the wasp, this is the perfect book for every budding bug explorer.
