M. The Young Guard, 1975. 240 s. , il. — (Eureka). The first book, “The World of Animals” (the author conceived to write five such books) tells about seven orders of the mammal class: the cloaca, where echidn and platypuses are placed. Australian and South American marsupials; Insectivores, which include tenrecs, scallops and well-known moles and shrews ; the Woolwings ; Prey ; odd-headed, this includes horses, tapirs and rhinos, and finally, about even-handed: deer, antelopes, bulls, goats and rams The second issue is devoted to the remaining twelve orders of the mammal class: bats (bats and wings); primates (semi-monkeys, monkeys and humans), incomplete-toothed (lazy, anteaters, armadillos), pangolins (lizards), hares (food, hares, rabbits), rodents, cetaceans, pinnipeds, tube-toothed, damans, sirens and proboscis. The third book talks about birds. [ [ The fourth refers to fish-like (mines and myxins), sharks, stingrays and chimeras; bony fishes; amphibians (frogs, toads and tritons) and reptiles (crocodiles, lizards, snakes and turtles). The fifth volume includes stories about insects . Table of Contents. by the author. Insects. Lower, or primary, insects. Dragonflies, daylings, freckles and creeks. and ........................... Straight Wings and Earrings . Same-winged proboscis. Scavengers. ReticulatedWingsHardwings. Climax . Two-winged. Spiders. Human and Spider-Man . Spider World . The habits of four-lung spiders . Web weaving . Mizgiri - bestsellers . On eight legs in the tropics living. Life in the team "Full, full of wonders witch-nature"