Incredible Amphibians
Incredible Amphibians by John Townsend, published by Capstone Classroom in 2005, is a 56-page exploration of the fascinating world of amphibians. This book presents a scientific overview of these remarkable creatures, organized by animal classifications to provide a structured understanding. It includes various text types, such as newspaper reports, to illustrate real-life stories about amphibians while addressing their predatory behaviors.
Readers will find a comprehensive examination of amphibians, highlighting their unique characteristics and the challenges they face due to human activities. The book emphasizes the importance of conservation efforts and what can be done to protect these animals and their habitats. With a focus on juvenile nonfiction, this edition serves as an informative resource for those interested in animals, particularly reptiles and amphibians.
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Explore the amazing world of amphibians with this unprecedented exploration of the incredible creatures in the world around us. The series is divided according to animal classifications in order to establish a firm scientific basis for each title. The titles also include predatory behavior, but not as the main thrust of the book. A variety of text types such as newspaper reports are used to represent real life stories about the creatures covered. A conservation angle is also included to demonstrate how animals are in danger from humans and our activities and to stress what needs to be done to protect them and their environments.
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