The King Snake
The King Snake by Allan W. Eckert is a young adult nature novel published by iUniverse on April 2, 2001. This edition, written in English and spanning 156 pages, explores the life and adventures of a North Carolina king snake from hatching to adulthood. The narrative provides insights into the snake’s survival tactics, including how it catches and consumes its prey, while also highlighting its ecological significance and the misconceptions surrounding snakes.
Readers will discover the intricate details of the king snake’s life, including its interactions with other reptiles and the challenges it faces in the wild. The book sheds light on the often-misunderstood nature of snakes, emphasizing their role in the ecosystem and the importance of understanding these creatures rather than fearing them. Through this engaging portrayal, the story aims to foster a deeper appreciation for reptiles and amphibians, making it a valuable addition to juvenile fiction focused on animals.
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A very special young adult nature novel about the life and adventures in survival of a North Carolina king snake, from the time of his hatching until he becomes adult. The story shows the way he lives, how he catches and eats his prey (including other snakes, even poisonous ones), his value in the balance of nature and the fascinating events of his life, shedding new light and understanding about the lives of snakes, which, despite their value to man, are so often misunderstood and deliberately killed just because of what they are or what they are perceived to be.
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