First course.
Mystery Zoo

[Otter] Lying on the water is the most comfortable.
[Cat] Without whiskers, you become stupid.
[Dog] You don't need vitamin C
[Cow] I only eat grass, but I keep gaining muscle.
[Hedgehog] If you underestimate it because it's small and cute, you'll be in big trouble.

Second course.
Waguwagu Zoo

[Beaver] We make lakes and villas well.
[Pufferfish] I don't know if it's fish or plankton~
Leafcutter Ants: Farming Mushrooms for 66 Million Years
[Hummingbird] I feel dizzy, so give me some sugar quickly.
[Bald Eagle] I'll eat anything and digest it.
[Namib Desert Beetle] You can drink water anytime, even in the desert.

Third course.
The Scary Zoo

[Spider] Turns food into juice
[Snake] It's a secret, but I can't hide behind it.
[Mosquito] Small but scary, the worst killer vampire
[Blue Ringed Octopus] Hello, I am the crazy octopus of this area.
[Komodo Dragon] It's true that they drool a lot, but...
[Owl] Snatching food silently

Fourth course.
Poongpoong Zoo

[Panda] I'm busy, busy, pooping 40 times a day.
[Cat] If you taste my poop, you'll fall in love.
[Whales] Fertilizing the world's oceans
[Kangaroo] If you put saliva on your legs, the heat will go away.
[Rabbit] If you kiss her because she's cute, you'll regret it.

Fifth course.
Colorful Zoo

[Squid] Red blood isn't the only blood.
[Yeonjibug] I just wanted to look unappetizing to avoid my natural enemies…
[Honghak] It's not red from birth.
[Cicada] There's a secret to having transparent wings.
[Firefly] It glows from its butt, but it's not hot.

Why does cutting a cat's whiskers make it stupid?
Why do spiders turn their prey into liquid before drinking it?
Why do pandas poop more than 40 times a day?

The most mysterious, terrifying, and even hilarious thing in the world
Let's go to the suspicious zoo right now!

"Science at the Suspicious Zoo" is a book that easily and enjoyably explains the "secrets of science" hidden behind the unique behaviors and appearances of animals.
The book is formatted to allow readers to closely observe 27 animals and hear explanations from a mysterious scientist. As they read, they will soon learn scientific concepts related to elementary school subjects, as well as interesting common sense!
There are five 'suspicious zoos' featured in the book.

· Mystery Zoo: Home to animals that float on water with amazing superpowers, animals that turn dumb when you cut their whiskers, animals that make their own vitamin C, and muscular, vegetarian animals.
· Waguwagu Zoo: Animals that protect the environment while eating, insects that grow mushrooms 66 million years before humans, animals that digest anything you put in their stomachs, and animals that make their own water in the desert live here.
· The Scary Zoo: Be careful, be careful, because there are small, cute, but deadly venomous animals, the most deadly vampires in the world, and animals that juice their prey!
· Poop Poop Zoo: Meet special animals that poop all day, make love with poop, and save the Earth with poop.
· Colorful Zoo: Meet animals that change color when they eat red food, animals with green, purple, and transparent blood, and animals that have transparent wings for survival.

Children, all you have to do is explore the zoo and listen to the stories told by the amazing animals.
If you do this, you will naturally learn interesting science stories and even develop a mindset to think about your surroundings and the Earth.

As you explore the zoo with the suspicious scientist Professor Lee Gwang-ryeol,
Before you know it, your scientific knowledge is growing!
★From elementary school science curriculum to recent environmental issues
★27 Amazing Abilities and Scientific Principles Revealed by 27 Animals

In "Science at the Suspicious Zoo," you can easily access the latest environmental and ecological issues as well as the latest scientific stories told by the book's author, Professor Lee Gwang-ryeol.

For example, you can learn about 'nanotechnology', a scientific technology discovered in cicada wings and snake scales, why the structure of owl fur and the principle of microphones used by popular YouTubers are the same, and how the principle of firefly luminescence, which produces light but no heat from its butt, is used in criminal investigations.
Isn't it already intriguing and piqued your curiosity to learn that even the animals we know so well embody scientific principles?

Through the stories of 27 animals, let's find out what superpowers my favorite animals possess. Because being interested in animals and the environment is the easiest and most enjoyable way to understand science.