Ten Thousand, Eight Hundred and Twenty Endangered Species in the Animal Kingdom
By Paul Rockett
Why do animals have such astonishing numbers—and what secrets do they reveal?
informative · fascinating · fact-filled · thought-provoking
Genres
What is Ten Thousand, Eight Hundred and Twenty Endangered Species in the Animal Kingdom about?
Numbers are everywhere in the animal kingdom, from the eight legs of a spider to the countless fish in the Amazon. Explore how animals evolved, how scientists classify them and how they survive in habitats around the world. Discover fascinating facts about endangered species, reproduction, life cycles, migration and hibernation. Packed with surprising statistics and clear explanations, this lively guide helps young readers understand the incredible variety of animal life and why protecting it matters.
About the author
Paul Rockett is a talented author who loves making facts fun and exciting for young readers. He has written many fascinating non-fiction books about science, nature, and space. Paul enjoys helping children discover more about the world through his books, which are perfect for curious minds who love to learn new things.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2014
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