Nick Arnold

This series looks at the nastier side of science. Nasty Nature uses fact files, quizzes, cartoons and teacher tests to show children some of the more revolting and zany aspects of the animal world

Nasty Nature

A humorous look at human anatomy answers such questions as why animals live on eyelashes, where food goes after it is swallowed, and why dead people need a haircut.

Blood, Bones and Body Bits

Bulging Brains (Horrible Science)

Disgusting Digestion (Arnold, Nick. Horrible Science.)

صداهای ترسناک

دانشمندان زحمتکش

An introduction to the world of chemistry presents a variety of hands-on experiments that show what makes a stink bomb stink, why glass eyes are not made of glass, and other chemistry facts.

Chemical Chaos

This is a look at the foul side of science. It examines grim families of bugs, what slugs do with their slime, why flies throw up in tea, and how insects drink human blood. There are facts, teacher tests and quizzes.

Ugly Bugs

Tony De Saulles

Science with the squishy bits left in! 'The Fearsome Fight for Flight' will send you sky-high! Are you in a flap to discover who put a parachute on a puppy? Why scientists fire dead birds from cannon? What happened to the world's first flying sheep? If you think you can stomach the sick side of science, then read on as we go plane crazy. Laugh at some seriously silly flying stunts, find out which scientist was blown up in a balloon, and learn how to build a world-beating plane. With fantastic fact files, quirky quizzes and crazy cartoons 'The Fearsome Fight for Flight' is a real high-flier! Science has never been so horrible!

The Fearsome Fight for Flight

It's science with the squishy bits left in! A romp through the history of invention and machines. Covers everything from the bicycle to the atomic bomb. Also features a whole host of weird and wild inventions, some that didn't make it off the drawing board and some that really did but shouldn't have!

Evil Inventions

A romp through the history of healthcare, this title includes chapters on ancient medicine - Stone Age trepanning, Chinese medicine, Romans, Greeks. It covers such topics as the dodgy diagnostics of the Middle Ages; the bloody operations before anaesthetics and hygiene were implemented; Florence Nightingale's nursing revolution and more.

Nick Arnold

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