Snakes

“Snakes” by Sarah Whittley, published by Macmillan on October 4, 2002, is a first edition that spans 160 pages in English. This book provides an informative overview of snakes, the well-known members of the reptile family, highlighting their popularity and diversity. With over 120 species found in the United States, including 17 poisonous varieties, the text delves into various aspects of these reptiles, such as their anatomy, behavior, reproduction, and geographic distribution.
Readers will discover detailed illustrations of numerous species, including the Rainbow snake and the Western shovelnose snake, presented alongside engaging descriptions. The book emphasizes the ecological importance of snakes, explaining their role as essential components of the web of life. Covering topics related to nature, wildlife, and reptiles, “Snakes” offers a comprehensive look at these fascinating creatures, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding more about the reptilian world.
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Snakes, the best-known members of the reptile family, are some of the most popular animals in the world today. With over 120 species in the United States alone (including 17 poisonous varieties), snakes thrive in every region of the country. From the Rainbow snakes to the Western shovelnose snake to the Sharptail snake, dozens of species are shown in beautifully draw detail. Anatomy, behavior, reproduction, and geographic distribution are included in the engaging text. Despite their reputation, this book explains how Snakes are an essential component of the web of life.
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