Everything You Should Know About Green Animals and American Insects

National Learning Association presents: GREEN ANIMALS AND AMERICAN INSECTS

Are your children curious about Green Animals and American Insects? Would they like to know why chameleons change their color? Have they learnt how fast dragonflies can fly or what colors fireflies come in? Inside this book, your children will begin a journey that will satisfy their curiosity by answering questions like these and many more!

EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: GREEN ANIMALS AND AMERICAN INSECTS will allow your child to learn more about the wonderful world in which we live, with a fun and engaging approach that will light a fire in their imagination.

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Get your kids learning today! Pick up your copy of National Learning Association EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT: GREEN ANIMALS AND AMERICAN INSECTS book now! Table of Contents Chapter 1- Why Aren't There Any Green Furry Animals? Chapter 2- How Did Ball Pythons Get Their Name? Chapter 3- How Long are A Giant Katydid's Legs? Chapter 4- What Colour are the Green Tree Frog's Eyes? Chapter 5- What Colour is the Green Lorikeet's Beak? Chapter 6- How Long are Smooth Green Snakes? Chapter 7- How Long Do Luna Moths Live? Chapter 8- What Does the American Green Anole Do with its Eggs? Chapter 9- Why are Green Lacewing Flies So Popular with Gardeners? Chapter 10- Why Do Chameleons Change Colour? Chapter 11- What Other Names are Green Scarab Beetles Known By? Chapter 12- What is the Other Name For the Knysna Loerie? Chapter 13- What Do Green Sea Turtles Eat? Chapter 14- How Did the Malachite Butterfly Get its Name? Chapter 15- What Do European Green Lizards Eat? Chapter 16- What is the Wingspan of the Green Bee-Eater? Chapter 17- What Other Name Does the Green Eel Go By? Chapter 18- How Big Do Green Discus Fish Grow in Captivity? Chapter 19- What is the Scientific Name of the Green Sea Slug? Chapter 20- How Long are Female Green Lynx Spiders? Chapter 21- What are Insects? Chapter 22- How Fast Can Dragonflies Fly? Chapter 23- How Many Aphids Can a Ladybird Eat in a Day? Chapter 24- What Colour are Billbugs? Chapter 25- Where Did Earwigs Originate? Chapter 26- How Did the Tarantula Hawk Get Its Name? Chapter 27- How are Dung Beetles Helpful To the Environment? Chapter 28- How Many Species of Butterflies are There in North America? Chapter 29- What Colour are June Bugs? Chapter 30- How Do Click Beetles Evade Predators? Chapter 31- When Were Colorado Beetles First Identified in the United States? Chapter 32- Why are American Cockroaches Such Bad News? Chapter 33- How Long are Asparagus Beetles? Chapter 34- What Group of Insects Do Crickets Belong To? Chapter 35- How Do Stick Insects Camouflage Themselves? Chapter 36- How Do Sunburst Beetles Get Oxygen Underwater? Chapter 37- What Do Texas Leaf Cutter Ants Do With the Leaves They Cut? Chapter 38- What Do Vinegaroons Do When They are Threatened? Chapter 39- What Do American Burying Bugs Look Like When They are Flying? Chapter 40- What Colours Do Fireflies Come in?