Explores the world of nocturnal animals, including the lynx, owl, raccoon, bat and tarantula. Explains why some animals are nocturnal instead of diurnal, how nocturnal animals see at night, how nocturnal animals communicate and where night creatures go during the daytime.

Presents the habitats and behavior of a variety of nocturnal animals, from leopards and wolves to bats, owls, and foxes.

Attempts to educate children to respect rather than fear nocturnal animals such as owls, foxes, bats, wolves, rats and toads.

Learn fascinating facts about owls, bats, rats, wolves, and other creepy critters based on the latest research, numerous pictures, and eye-catching diagrams. Children enjoy learning about spooky animals, but this book turns around to give God the glory as their Creator. Toward the end, we also have a hands-on project in making a bat-mobile. A must for any Home School library, and adults will like it, too. For children ages 8-108.

Presents the habitats and behavior of a variety of nocturnal animals, from leopards and wolves to bats, owls, and foxes.

Explore Unique Nocturnal Animal Adaptations with Fun Facts from The Nocturnals! This Middle Grade Nonfiction book is for Kids Ages 9–12 and has over 150 full-color animal photos. It’s perfect for fans of National Geographic Kids and Magic Tree House Fact Tracker books. This nonfiction book uses fun facts and a narrative from the adventurous Nocturnals characters—Dawn the fox, Tobin the pangolin, and Bismark the sugar glider—to learn about nighttime animals in their natural habitats. Kids discover the special adaptations that help nocturnal animals succeed in the dark and investigate conservation efforts. Teachers use the book in life science units as a stand alone or with the companion fiction. Librarians use the nonfiction book in STEAM Book Clubs with the companion fiction. Inside The Book You’ll Find: Animals from around the world: red foxes, pangolins, sugar gliders, bats, owls, coyotes, wombats, snakes, woylies, bandicoots, crocodiles, kiwis, tuataras, aye-ayes, jerboas, and more! Night Notes that explain unusual adaptations Nocturnal Feature Icon Key Animal Glossary with full-color photos Word Glossary to build STEM vocabulary At-Home Science Resources Teach a Nonfiction Text Unit with Our Educator Guides in your Classroom or Library! Next Generation Science & Common Core Language Arts Guide available on our website. Can be used as a narrative read or browseable reference material. Book is aligned to NGSS & CCSS ELA Educational Leveling: Lexile: 930L Fountas & Pinnell: S

"Simple text and full-color photos explain the habitat, life cycle, range, and behavior of owls"--Provided by publisher.