The Senses: Signals and Stimuli

This volume of the popular "Science Comics" series delves into the fascinating world of senses, signals, and stimuli across the animal kingdom and in humans. Through engaging graphic novel storytelling, readers will learn about unique sensory adaptations, such as fish tasting with their skin or moles having fingers on their faces. It encourages a deeper understanding of how different creatures experience their environment and how this knowledge helps us understand our own senses better. Ideal for ages 4-11, it's a perfect blend of education and entertainment for budding scientists.

You won't believe your eyes...or ears...or nose in this volume of Science Comics, the smash-hit STEM series that has sold over a million copies! Did you know ants can smell with their antennae? Fish taste with their skin while flies taste with their feet! Snakes can "see" with heat! Some moles have fingers on their faces! And many animals use tiny parts inside their ears to keep from falling over! Join us as we learn how a whale hears, how a spider feels, how a cat stays on its feet, and how we can use their experience of the world to better understand our own.