Animal Adaptations: Unique Body Parts

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Radka Piro is a bookworm, keen traveller and lover of original stories, she studied foreign languages at university. As she made up her mind what to do next, she journeyed to distant corners of the world. Currently she is a writer and an editor./Lida Larina is an illustrator and artist from Moscow, Russia. She draw illustrations for children's books, magazines, web blogs and cartoons. Inspired by nature, animals, the sound of the trees and the smell of books. Now, along with illustration, shes studying animation and making her own animated short film.

This playful series introduces children to various evolutionary traits that have helped animals adapt to their environment or way of life. Why does a peacock have such extravagant tail feathers? Why do crocodiles have eyes on the top of their heads? Which animal is a master of camouflage? And who has legs not made for walking? Discover the coolest animal anatomy tricks! Thanks to the fun layout with cut-outs, at first only a part of the animal's body is revealed on the page. Will the young reader be able to tell which animal that mouth, skin, or eye belongs to? All you have to do is open up the page and the animal appears in all its glory and the child learns why the animal looks the way it does. So let's get started!

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