Description
Cheryl Coughlan delves into the intriguing world of mosquitoes, exploring their unique characteristics and behaviors. This engaging work sheds light on the sounds they make, offering insights into how these tiny creatures interact with their environment.
The narrative captures the life cycle of mosquitoes, highlighting their adaptability and resilience in various ecosystems. Coughlan’s vivid descriptions invite readers to appreciate both the complexity and the everyday presence of these insects.
Through well-researched information and relatable anecdotes, this book aims to educate readers about the role mosquitoes play in our world, sparking curiosity and understanding rather than fear.
The narrative captures the life cycle of mosquitoes, highlighting their adaptability and resilience in various ecosystems. Coughlan’s vivid descriptions invite readers to appreciate both the complexity and the everyday presence of these insects.
Through well-researched information and relatable anecdotes, this book aims to educate readers about the role mosquitoes play in our world, sparking curiosity and understanding rather than fear.
Détails du livre
Format
Broché
Pages
24 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
janv. 1, 1999
Éditeur
Pebble Books
ISBN-10
0736802436
ISBN-13
9780736802437