Teaches that animals live in many different kinds of habitats, and that each habitat provides the food, water, oxygen, and shelter that its inhabitants need.
Archaeologists search for a pre-Inca mummy in Peru. The Chronicles series of science-based adventure books introduces high-interest, scientific information within the context of an engaging story. Students are drawn into action-packed, fictional tales by National Geographic writers and photographers. In the process, they learn about important science topics and discover how scientists work in the field. (Genre: Realistic Fiction)
Focusing on the fundamentals of mechanics, this book explores the functions and applications of six simple machines: pulley, lever, screw, wedge, inclined plane, and wheel and axle. It provides insights into how these machines operate and their significance in everyday life, making complex concepts accessible to readers.
Embarking on a journey from the mouth of the Amazon River, the narrative explores the lush, vibrant rain forest, revealing its diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity. As the adventure unfolds, readers are immersed in the challenges and wonders of navigating this vast wilderness, encountering unique wildlife and the intricate relationship between nature and indigenous cultures. The expedition ultimately leads to a deeper understanding of the Amazon's significance and the pressing need for its conservation.
Exploring the depths of the ocean, this book delves into the groundbreaking inventions that enable divers to navigate and uncover the mysteries beneath the waves. It highlights the technological advancements and innovative tools that have transformed underwater exploration, providing insights into the challenges and discoveries faced by divers. Through detailed descriptions, readers will gain a deeper appreciation for the ingenuity that makes deep-sea exploration possible.
The book highlights Joel Sartore's efforts as a National Geographic photographer and the founder of the Photo Ark, a project dedicated to raising awareness about animal conservation. Through compelling imagery, Sartore aims to inspire empathy and action towards protecting various species, encouraging readers to connect with and advocate for wildlife preservation.
This book explores the lives of giraffes, elephants, and cheetahs in Tanzania's Serengeti Plain, highlighting their unique adaptations and behaviors within this vibrant ecosystem. It delves into the interactions among these species and their environments, offering insights into their roles in the food chain and the challenges they face. Through vivid descriptions and engaging narratives, readers gain a deeper understanding of the intricacies of wildlife in one of the world's most renowned natural habitats.
Exploring the fascinating world of flora, this book delves into various plants, highlighting those that are meat-eating, poisonous, stinging, and beneficial. It offers insights into the unique adaptations and survival strategies of these plants, showcasing their ecological roles and interactions with other species. Through vivid descriptions, readers will learn about the dangers and wonders of these diverse plant types, making it a compelling read for nature enthusiasts and curious minds alike.
Engaging content from National Geographic enhances the learning experience in this exploration of archaeology. With a combination of captivating images, media, and text, readers will gain a deeper understanding of archaeological concepts and their relevance to the world.
Delving into the intricate interplay of natural and cyclical changes, this book examines the environment, weather patterns, and the life cycles of various organisms. It highlights how these elements are interconnected and influence one another, providing insights into the rhythms of nature and the impact of these changes on ecosystems. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the dynamic processes that govern life on Earth.