Nature's Most Deadly?
By Sean Callery
The deadliest creatures may not be the ones you expect—but what truly makes an animal dangerous?
Genres
What is Nature's Most Deadly? about?
What makes an animal truly deadly? Explore the world’s most dangerous creatures, from venomous snakes and stinging insects to powerful predators. Discover how their teeth, claws, poison and hunting skills help them survive, and learn why some animals are feared more than others. But danger does not come only from the wild: humans can threaten animals and each other, too. Packed with fascinating facts and thought-provoking questions, this book examines the risks of nature and asks what “deadly” really means.
About the author
Sean Callery is a UK author who loves bringing history and science to life in exciting ways. He has written many fascinating books for children, including the 'Hide and Seek' and 'Whodunnit?' series. Sean enjoys turning tricky subjects into fun adventures, helping young readers discover amazing facts about the world around them.
Pages
40 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2014
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