. . . each double-spread displays a beautifully colored photograph and several simple sentences that explain where the creature lives, what it looks like, how large it is, its body parts, and how it moves. Other chapters explain how each creature captures its prey and how it develops from eggs to adults. Diagrams are clearly labeled and easy to understand. Craft projects, vocabulary games, and puzzles are included on the publisher’s website to extend the learning experience. This colorful series gives lower grade students a good source of information for simple research projects that they will find interesting and informative.