In this lushly illustrated book, children can read about the amazing journeys of many different kinds of seeds.

Readers will discover how the invention of velcro was inspired by the mechanics of burrs.

"Examples of the many ways plants and their seeds move-falling, clinging, burrowing, floating, via animal consumption or transport--in their quest to reproduce"--

"Readers investigate the beginner biology concept of plant reproduction in this guide to how plants make and spread their seeds. Detailed diagrams with clear labels present the plant parts involved and the process of fertilization, and the fact-filled text explains what seeds need to grow and how animals often play a big part in the process of making new plants. Full-color photographs enhance this life science learning experience, and activities encourage...

"Dandelions thrive on all seven continents. The blooms are among the most resilient and adaptable in the world. Learn how the crafty plant travels on the wind and hitches rides in all manner of ways in order to spread far and wide. Includes a map and backmatter on dandelions"--

An exploration of the different ways seeds are dispersed into the environment.

Explains how seeds travel through the air, over the ground, and on top of the water to form the trees and flowers all around us.

"Many plants need help to carry their seeds away so they can grow into healthy plants. Some seeds flutter in the wind, others float away in water. And some seeds rely on hungry animals pooping them out after a nice meal. Plants have fun and sometimes gross ways to scatter their seeds. Engaging photos and lively text bring an exciting look at the world of plants"--

Simple text and photographs show how a seed becomes a dandelion.

Describes how animals, wind, water, and other methods of dispersal help to spread seeds to new places.