"Discusses nocturnal animals and their behaviors"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of some crepuscular and nocturnal animals and discusses the remarkable adaptations that enable them to live and hunt by night. If bats and owls make you nervous, concentrate on the flying squirrels, beavers, and foxes or any of the other nighttime species covered here. All of these animals have intricate and interesting ways of getting around in the dark. It is all explained in easy-to-understand...

Kids explore the musical mysteries of sound during a spooky trip to the haunted house. In the next episode they learn about nocturnal creatures and finally they discover the ingenious hunting skills of spiders.

When Buzz and Liz visit the zoo, their pets Fly Guy and Fly Girl go looking for food, and find the Creatures of the Night exhibit, where they see animals that would like to eat them.

Dawn, Tobin, and Bismark awaken one evening to a disaster: all of the forest's pomelos have been mysteriously poisoned! As the Nocturnal Brigade sets out to investigate, they encounter Iris, a mysterious aye-aye, who claims monsters from the moon are to blame. While the three heroes suspect a more earthly explanation, the animals of the valley are all falling ill. And then Tobin gets sick, too! The Nocturnal Brigade must race to find answers, and...

Describes the after-dark activities of many nocturnal animals

Rhyming text contrasts the lives of animals that are active in daytime with nocturnal animals inhabiting the same forest

Describes the unique characteristics and habits of different creatures that are active at night, including wolves, skunks, bats, and other mammals, insects, and amphibians