Presents a photographic introduction to skeletons, including humans, mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, and amphibians, and looks at specific bones and bone structures.

Examines the world of the seashore describing how its inhabitants adapt to their changing surroundings and includes information on the various plant and animal life and preservation of the shoreline.

A concise study of the various species of fish that inhabit the oceans and waterways of the world which discusses how they swim and breath, the functions of fins and scales, feeding habits, how they protect themselves against predators, and more.

A history of the development and use of boats, ships and rafts, from birch-bark canoes to luxury liners.

A photographic introduction to pirates, examining the history of piracy as it was practiced around the world, weapons, navigation and maps, female pirates, life at sea and on land, and the appearance of pirates in film and literature.

Explores the microscopic world of cells, examines how living things survive, and investigates the origins of life.

Explores different technologies, from ancient times to the present, and discusses how technology affects society.

Photographs and text provide information about various aspects of the cultures and civilizations of Africa, covering lifestyles, beliefs, skills, and crafts.

Photographs and text document life in Biblical times, surveying the clothing, food, and civilizations of a wide variety of cultures, including the Israelites, Babylonians, Persians, and Romans.

Photographs and text explore the behavior and life cycles of butterflies and moths, examining mating rituals, camouflage, habitat, and growth from pupa to larva to adult.