{"product_id":"브리태니커-만화-백과-조류","title":"Britannica Comic Encyclopedia: Birds","description":"Description: Based on content from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, published by Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. in Chicago, USA, this book compiles the essential curriculum knowledge that elementary school students in Korea need to know into a systematic learning structure. Without separating humanities\/social studies from natural sciences, it covers comprehensive knowledge related to each topic, helping to nurture creative talents who possess both humanistic imagination and an understanding of science and technology. Rather than relying on long, tedious text, the book organizes a large amount of information into visual images. The infographic provided at the beginning of the book summarizes the core content of the volume through diagrams and illustrations, sparking readers' interest. The comic-style main text, which explains the learning content in a fun way, along with colorful photo images, will also help readers quickly absorb information and remember it for a long time. Furthermore, rather than simply listing fragmented pieces of information, the book depicts the comic's main characters pursuing positive values based on the knowledge and experiences they gain. Readers will encounter stories that cherish the environment, respect differences, and consider the common good of humanity.\n\nPrologue: The Baby Bird Who Lost Its Mother (p.8)\n\n01 The Flight of Birds\nWhat Kind of Animal Is a Bird? (p.14)\nThe Structure of Feathers \/ Birds, Animals That Fly in the Sky\nArchaeopteryx \/ Hoatzin \/ What You Need to Observe Birds\n\nA Body Built for Flight (p.22)\nBirds of South America \/ Birds of Korea\nThe Skeleton of Birds \/ The Muscles of Birds\n\nBirds Sensitive to Sound (p.28)\nThe Position of a Bird's Ears \/ Birds That See Ultraviolet Light\nThe Remarkable Senses of Birds\n\nAdvanced Respiratory and Digestive Organs (p.34)\nHow Do Birds Breathe? \/ The Digestive Organs of Birds \/ The Gizzard\n\nBeaks and Feet That Vary by Habitat (p.40)\nVarious Types of Bird Beaks \/ What Beaks Are Made Of\nWhat Do Bird Feet Look Like?\n\nThe Skill of Flying (p.50)\nVarious Types of Bird Wings\nHow Fast and How High Can Birds Fly?\n\n02 The Life Cycle of Birds\nThe Diverse Diets of Birds (p.62)\nWhat Is a Pellet? \/ Pigeons That Feed Their Chicks with \"Milk\"\nBirds That Hunt and Birds That Don't\n\nWays to Avoid Predators (p.70)\nHow Do Birds Protect Themselves?\n\nBird Mating (p.74)\nMale Birds More Colorful Than Females\nBird Mating \/ Various Courtship Behaviors of Birds\n\nBuilding a Sturdy Nest (p.82)\nThe Rufous-bellied Thrush \/ Materials Used for Nests\nVarious Types of Bird Eggs \/ Why Bird Eggs Are Oval-Shaped\n\nBaby Birds Take Flight! (p.89)\nSpecial Organs for Hatching\nThe Cuckoo That Lays Its Eggs in Other Birds' Nests\nBirds That Need Their Mothers vs. Independent Birds\nThe Growth Process of Birds\n\n03 Birds Around the World\nBirds That Live in Water (p.98)\nHow Ducks Hunt \/ Birds That Live in Freshwater\nThe Salt Glands of Seabirds \/ Various Types of Seabirds\nPenguins, Faster Underwater \/ Penguins of the World\n\nBirds That Cannot Fly (p.106)\nFlightless Birds: Poultry\nRatites, Birds That Run Instead of Fly\n\nEndangered Birds (p.112)\nThe Red List: A Report on Endangered Animals\nCauses of Bird Extinction \/ Endangered Bird Species\nWhat Is a Tracking Device? \/ Birds Introduced to New Environments\n\nNocturnal Birds (p.122)\nTypes of Owls \/ Types of Horned Owls\nBirds Active at Night\n\nTalking Birds (p.128)\nBirds That Are Good at Mimicking Speech\n\nThe Long Journey of Migratory Birds (p.132)\nCheonsuman \/ Migration Routes of Birds\nLost Migratory Birds \/ Avian Influenza\n\nResident Birds That Protect the Korean Peninsula (p.144)\nResident Birds of Farmland and Mountains\nResident Birds of Cities and Coasts\nWandering Birds of Korea\n\nProtected Natural Monument Birds (p.148)\nWhat Is a Natural Monument? \/ The Ramsar Convention\nBirds Designated as Natural Monuments\n\nEpilogue (p.154)\nLet's Protect Birds Together!\n\nReading About Birds Through the 'Encyclopaedia Britannica'\nSeul-gi and Ro-un, members of the bird-watching club, accidentally discover a lost baby bird on the mountain behind their school. But no matter how thoroughly they search their bird guidebook, they can't find any information about it. So Seul-gi, Ro-un, and their club advisor, Mr. Cho Ryu, decide to take part in the World Bird Exploration Contest held in Peru. Will they be able to find the baby bird's mother in Peru?","brand":"IBOOKPARK","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":49623888232676,"sku":"1467330364","price":16.0,"currency_code":"USD","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0831\/9788\/6692\/files\/8937887665_1.jpg?v=1786422586","url":"https:\/\/ibookpark.com\/en\/products\/%eb%b8%8c%eb%a6%ac%ed%83%9c%eb%8b%88%ec%bb%a4-%eb%a7%8c%ed%99%94-%eb%b0%b1%ea%b3%bc-%ec%a1%b0%eb%a5%98","provider":"IBOOKPARK","version":"1.0","type":"link"}