crocodiles

"A crocodile seeks revenge on Napoleon for taking him from his home, but instead becomes the talk of Venice high society"--Provided by publisher.

A simplified, illustrated retelling of adventures from Hugh Lofting's "The Story of Doctor Dolittle, " in which a crocodile runs away from the circus to get help from the physician-turned-veterinarian, who gives him back his smile.

Simple text describes the favorite things of a crocodile named Snap.

Mr. Crocodile's plans to catch and eat some pesky monkeys do not work out and he becomes friends with them instead.

Si una persona nunca cara a cara con un enorme animal hambriento, con dientes afilados, probablemente no les importari?a exactamente lo que los animales! Pero desde un lugar seguro, podemos decir si se trataba de un cocodrilo o caima?n que queri?a tomar un bocado? Mediante el examen de la estructura mandibular, dientes, y otras caracteri?sticas fi?sicas, podemos saber fa?cilmente estos dos animales aparte!.

At the loss of her pet snail, Harriet, scourge of adults and classmates alike, decides to replace it with a crocodile.

An Egyptian crocodile, with a big ego and a big appetite, is taken to Paris in 1799 by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Simple text and photographs describe the life cycle of crocodiles from egg to adult and discuss their physical characteristics, habits, and dangers they face.

Photographs and text help readers decipher the differences between alligators and crocodiles, describing the physical features, behaviors, habitats, and other unique attributes of each species.