claws

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Cassowary vs. rhinoceros

2022
Imagine a battle between a bird and a rhinoceros. It might seem obvious that the rhinoceros would triumph. But the outcome isn't so clear when the bird in question is a cassowary-a large, heavy creature with a reputation as the world's deadliest bird. Young readers will thrill at the knowledge they uncover as they try to figure out which of these fascinating animals might prove victorious if they were to confront each other. Age-appropriate text addresses important science concepts, while vibrant images enliven the text. Photo captions and striking statistics enrich the accessible information.

Teeth, claws, and jaws

animal weapons and defenses
2012
"Describes how animals use teeth, jaws, and claws as weapons and defenses"--Provided by publisher.
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Teeth, claws, and jaws

2012
"Describes how animals use teeth, jaws, and claws as weapons and defenses"--Provided by publisher.
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Wings, paws, scales, and claws

2017
Readers will turn their investigative skills to studying animals. Students will meet a host of animals including blue whales, chameleons, and spiders.

Claws and hooves

2007
Text and photographs showcase the claws and hooves of various animals, from how these extremities are used, to why they are important.

Poison!

2009

Paws and claws

2003
Briefly describes how the paws of various land and sea animals differ in size and function, as well as how animals with neither hands nor feet grasp things.

Horns, humps, and hooks

2009
Looks at how different animals use their horns, humps, and hooks for protection, support, to find food, and mark their territory, including camels, elk, bison, and others.

What has claws?

2008
Photographs and simple text describe various creatures that have claws including cats, hawks, and kangaroos.

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