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Awesome Apex Predators: An Illustrated and Informative Guide
Humans are not top predatorsCome face-to-face with sharks, wolves, tigers, and many more predators in this gripping new addition to the Awesome series. Amazing animal photos will wow readers as they discover how predators hunt, raise their young, and contribute to the food chain.
An inspirational read for fact-hungry readers from the bestselling author George Owen.
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An inspirational read for fact-hungry readers from the bestselling author George Owen.
Scroll up and grab your copy today!
88 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 2, 2019
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May 8, 2019
An educational book!
This is a short book focused on Apex (“top of classification”) predators and the author has a collection of about 14 such predators of ocean and land that plays a vary important role in the balancing of our ecosystem. Then each chapter is dedicated to each predator where the author gets into enough details on predator, size, classification, habitat and its role in the ecosystem. It talks about Lion, Dragon, Jaguar, Bears, Whale etc. Anyone who likes animals and want to know about them, should read this book and regardless I found it educational, properly structured and simple enough with just enough specifics.
This is a short book focused on Apex (“top of classification”) predators and the author has a collection of about 14 such predators of ocean and land that plays a vary important role in the balancing of our ecosystem. Then each chapter is dedicated to each predator where the author gets into enough details on predator, size, classification, habitat and its role in the ecosystem. It talks about Lion, Dragon, Jaguar, Bears, Whale etc. Anyone who likes animals and want to know about them, should read this book and regardless I found it educational, properly structured and simple enough with just enough specifics.
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