Curious Collection of Nature's Peculiar Pairs

The award-winning, indie-bestselling series returns with 60 cross-species pairs--from sloth and "sloth moth" to kinkajou and balsa tree Learn which plants and animals can''t live without each other--from the most peculiar pairs in nature! Symbiotic or parasitic, these wild relationships are incredible: A stick insect feasts among Melaleuca plants, a handfish lays eggs on a sea squirt, and more. Packed with fun "did you knows?" from why the Egyptian plover will sit in a crocodile''s mouth, to how wolves and ravens work together, this is the perfect pick to "pair" with Sami Bayly''s previous books--both Indie Bestsellers, Amazon Editors'' Picks in Best Nonfiction for Kids, and Indie Book Awards nominees for Best Children''s Book of the Year.