Describes the scariest creatures that live in the world's wetlands, with information on each animal's physical characteristics, behavior, hunting skills, and habitat.
Simple text and photographs present the features and inhabitants of a wetland habitat, discussing the various mammals, fish, birds, plants, amphibians, and reptiles that can be found.
"This photo-illustrated book for early readers describes the wetland ecosystem and the plants and animals adapted to live there. Includes picture glossary and index"--Provided by publisher.
"A wetland is a region where water and land interact. This biome includes not only the water and the land, but also the unique plants that have adapted to live there. Wetlands are among the world's most vital habitats for wildlife, as they provide a safe place for young creatures--from tiny insects and fish larvae to birds and large mammals--to grow. Yet in many places wetlands are threatened by human development"--Back cover.
"Earth's wetlands are . . . important land areas that can easily get overlooked when talking about bodies of water. Wetlands hold some of the most concentrated biodiversity of any ecosystem and act as a filter to help keep our water clean. This book explores the danger facing our wetlands, and what is at stake if we do not reverse the damage"--Provided by publisher.
Describes the characteristics of wetlands, the animals that live there, and ways to protect wetlands from harm. Features color photographs throughout and a glossary.
