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Wechsler, Doug , Wechsler, Doug

Bizarre Bugs

39 pp. | Boyds | September, 2003 | Trade ISBN 1-59078-095-7 $$17.95
1995, Cobblehill
(3) 4-6 The secret lives of insects are revealed in four uncomplicated chapters about odd-looking six-legged creatures. Peanuthead bugs, for example, may look strange, but their shapes have a purpose: the insects have evolved protective adaptations that allow them to survive by repelling enemies. The accompanying close-up photos document the intriguing features. Glos., ind.
Reviewer: Paula M. Cairo

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