Describes the after-dark activities of many nocturnal animals.

"An introduction to diurnal (daytime) and nocturnal (nighttime) animals"--

A brief look at some of nature's nocturnal behavior including the blooming of the moonflower, how moths drink, how bats "see, " and how vines climb.

Many people think of raccoons as adorable little bandits or pests that rummage through their trash—and they are, but they are also much more interesting. Where do raccoons live? What do they eat? Do they have predators? Learn all about raccoons and view these masked creatures in a new light!

"Discuss bats, their behavior, and environment:--Provided by publisher.

Raccoons are called "nature's bandits" for some very good reasons. The black "mask" over their eyes and their talent at stealing food are just two. These nocturnal animals can be found nearly everywhere, even your backyard. In this book, readers will learn much more about raccoons, such as how they survive the winter and how they take care of their young. Colorful photographs emphasize the many fascinating behaviors of the raccoon.

Text and pictures portray the activities of woodland animals on a snowy night.

Learn about bats, owls, deep-sea creatures, and other animals that come out at night or live in dark. Includes many glow-in-the-dark pages.

Describes nocturnal animals, discussing how such creatures as bats, raccoons, bears, cats, and mice have adapted to being active when it is dark.

"Experience how different habitats, from the city to the ocean, come alive when the sun sets. Meet animals that make their own elaborate beds and others that sleep while swimming or flying. Explore the history of human sleep across the globe and dive into a world of dreams"--Back cover