In the sky -- What makes an animal champion? -- Peregrine falcon -- Common vampire bat -- Wandering albatross -- Monarch butterfly -- Homing pigeon -- Barn owl -- Common kestrel -- Arctic tern -- Becoming a champion.
Summary:
Birds, butterflies, and bats. These are the animals that soar above and around all over the world. How do they stay aloft? And why? This book highlights the adaptations that make the albatross, monarch butterfly, and common kestrel successful in the sky and their habitat. From body parts to behaviors, these adaptations are fascinating and engage readers with science content in a fun, fact-filled way. Age-appropriate language and detail are supported by close up photographs of the animals featured.
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.