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Word Bird sees animals and insects in their unique homes, from beavers and mice to ants and bees.

A bunny searches the spring-time forest for a home of his own.

Describes dens and the different types of animals that live in them, including bobcats, river otters, spotted hyenas, and weasels.

"Intricate three-dimensional models allow the reader to peer inside and examine close-up the homes of a variety of fascinating animals, from towering termite mounds to a mole's underground tunnels."--Back cover.

Explores how insects, birds, animals, and marine creatures use their instincts to collect materials, weave, build and dig all sorts of seasonal and permanent structures. Includes a glossary and further reading sources.

Humans are not the only ones that build things. Some animals are great builders. The things that they build help them survive in the wild. Animals build to keep safe and warm. This book highlights animal homes, such as the sociable weaver nest, a termite mound, a spider's web, a beaver dam, and many other homes built by animal builders! -- Source other than Library of Congress.

Presents a variety of facts about the habitation behaviors of such animals as crocodiles, giraffes, goats, and lions.

Text and photographs discuss animals that build their own homes including beavers, crayfish, and bees.