Mit rund einer Million Arten sind Insekten die artenreichste Klasse aller Tiere. Ihre Vielfalt übt seit jeher eine ungebrochen große Faszination aus. Und so nimmt das Museum der Insekten mit auf eine Reise durch die unterschiedlichen Lebensräume wie Süßwasser, Regenwald, Wüste und Wiese. Es lädt dazu ein, die vielfältigen Arten kennenzulernen: Von der Libelle und Eintagsfliege über Kakerlake, Grashüpfer, Fliege und Ameise, bis hin zum Käfer, Schmetterling und der Wespe. Neben ihren Eigenschaften und ihrer Anatomie...
Die große Welt der kleinen Insekten
Mit rund einer Million Arten sind Insekten die artenreichste Klasse aller Tiere. Ihre Vielfa...
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Want to cook fresh, satisfying meals every day-without spending hours in the kitchen? Then this cookbook is for you. The Ninja Combi is built for fast...
Between 1854 and 1929, an estimated 250,000 orphaned, abandoned, and homeless children were transported from the teeming slums of New York City to the rural Midwest. Historian Emily Carter chronicles this massive social experiment in "The Children on the Tracks." Orchestrated by Charles Loring Brace and the Children's Aid Society, the goal was benevolent but the methods were brutal.Carter describes the "placing out" process, where children were displayed on train platforms like livestock, inspected by local farmers looking for free labor rather than a son or daughter. While some found loving...
Between 1854 and 1929, an estimated 250,000 orphaned, abandoned, and homeless children were transported from the teeming slums of New York City to the...
