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- Orion Children's Books
Prose: non-fiction, Kids & Young Adult, Natural history (Children’s/Teenage), Wildlife (Children's / Teenage)
Did you know that there is such a thing as a bone-eating snot-flower worm? Or that the secretary bird kills its prey by stamping on it!
Discover the world's most extraordinary creatures in the fifth factbook from BAFTA AWARD-winning, TV Deadly presenter Steve Backshall.
Illustrated throughout with full colour photographs and art.
Praise for Steve Backshall's Deadly series: Deadly Factbook: Bizarre Beasts: Book 5
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Move over Bear Grylls - here comes Steve Backshall - GUARDIAN
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If there's one man who knows his stuff about wild and deadly animals then it's Steve Backshall - FUNKIDS
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[PREDATORS] would make the perfect gift for nature-loving children - and the ideal way to generate interest in those who have not previously expressed much interest in nature ... Packed with facts, informative and authoritative, this is a fascinating read - PARENTS IN TOUCH
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[PREDATORS] will mesmerize young readers - GOOD BOOK GUIDE
Steve Backshall
Steve Backshall is well-known as a TV presenter, wildlife enthusiast and explorer. He travels the world to learn about the most inspiring animals, from boxing mantis shrimp to charging tigers. Steve also regularly writes articles for newspapers and magazines including the NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER and BBC WILDLIFE and is an inspirational public speaker.
Steve's website is www.stevebackshall.com, and you can follow him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/stevebackshallofficial and on Twitter @SteveJBackshall.
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