The Main Encyclopedia for Children about Nature

Why is the Arctic called that? Are there identical snowflakes? Which hurricane has a trunk? Why do arctic foxes have small ears, while fennecs have large ones? Where does the day last several months in summer? What causes the northern lights? Why do leaves fall in autumn and appear again in spring? What do plants eat? When does dew form, and when does frost? What is the difference between ice and icy conditions? On the pages of this informative encyclopedia, children will find answers to all their questions, and numerous spectacular illustrations will help them uncover the many secrets of nature. Additionally, there are engaging experiments that will not only introduce kids to the world around them but also help them practically understand why certain natural phenomena occur. The material in this publication is organized, yet presented in a way that is clear and, most importantly, interesting for young readers.
This book is an exciting journey through our living planet, and it can become the main encyclopedia for your child.
For younger school age children.