wild boar

"Photography accompanies . . . information about the fighting advantages of American alligators and wild boars. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

In wild boars' native habitats of Eurasia and North Africa, they play important ecological roles. Their activity in the forest creates habitats for other creatures and spreads seeds to other locations, promoting biodiversity. Sadly, as an invasive species in the Americas, they often do more harm than good. This volume examines the ways wild boars affect the environment around them. Through the engaging main text, enhanced with full-color photographs and a detailed graphic organizer, readers learn about these intelligent animals' behavior, habitat, diet, and more.

Text and photographs introduce wild boars to young readers, with facts about the wild boar's diet, range, defenses, and habitat.

They may both be pigs, but the lives of wild boars and teacup pigs are drastically different. One roams the forests, while the other lounges around the house. Young readers will be introduced to the basics of life science as they learn to compare and contrast with their new porcine friends.

Describes the habitats, physical characteristics, and behavior of wild boars.

Boris bores all of his friends with endless chatter but his nearly fatal encounter with a wolf teaches him the importance of being a good listener.

In Depression-era Florida, young Yoolee assumes the responsibility of protecting his family from an unspeakable horror stalking the swamplands.

The other wild boars say that Bonbon is only imagining woolly mammoths in the forest, but then Bonbon finds enormous footprints in the snow.

It is very hard to be friends with wild boars because they are dirty and smelly, bad-tempered, and rude.

Sparky, a new energetic student at a sloth school, saves her lazy classmates when a wild boar from a government agency tries to shut the school down.