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For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Interest age: from c 7 years, Science & technology: general interest (Children's
Explore the most dangerous big cats on the planet, from lions and tigers to leopards, lynxes and more, and decide whether they deserve their fearsome reputations!
Big cats may look furry and loveable, but these fierce felines have sharp teeth, slashing claws, super speed ... and a BIG appetite! Discover why snow leopards are called ghosts of the mountains, which feline has the strongest bite, and how, when it comes to big cats, size isn't everything.
Dangerous Creatures explores how predators are uniquely adapted to hunt and kill their prey. Find out their unique attributes, such as size, weight, super senses, where they live, and what's on the menu! Bite-sized text is perfect for children age 7+ as well as reluctant readers and is paired with engaging artwork and funny speech bubbles.
Collect all the dangerous creatures - Bugs and Spiders, Sharks and Other Sea Creatures, Snakes and Other Reptiles.
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