Dangerous Animals
By Susan Lumpkin
What makes nature’s fiercest creatures dangerous—and how do they survive threats from people and parasites?
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What is Dangerous Animals about?
Discover how animals defend themselves using tusks, horns, teeth, claws, venom, speed and strength. From elephants and rhinos to big cats, crocodiles, sharks and scorpions, this fact-filled guide explores the natural weapons that help creatures survive. It also looks at dangerous diseases, parasites and the risks posed by people. Clear explanations, fascinating examples and an index make this an exciting introduction to the world’s most dangerous animals and the ways they protect themselves.
About the author
Susan Lumpkin is a writer and editor who loves sharing fascinating facts about animals and the natural world. She has written about many creatures, including giant pandas, rabbits, cats and tigers. Her well-known books include Smithsonian Book of Giant Pandas and Rabbits: The Animal Answer Guide, written with John Seidensticker. Susan has also worked to help people understand and protect wildlife. Her books are packed with clear information, surprising discoveries and wonderful ideas for curious readers.
Pages
64 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1995
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