Written and illustrated by Nancy Winslow Parker · Written by Joan R Wright
Sixteen hopping, burrowing and climbing creatures, each introduced in rhyme.
Sixteen frogs, toads, lizards and salamanders found across the United States, each introduced by a rhyming couplet and shown in labeled scientific drawings, with range maps, glossaries and a bibliography.
Hopping, burrowing, jumping, swimming, climbing, running, and digging -- here are sixteen examples from the amphibian and reptile worlds, found all lover the United States. Each subject is introduced by a lively couplet, and, for the budding herpetologist, there are carefully labeled scientific drawings.From the pugly-ugly Two-toed Amphiuma, slithering in a drainage ditch, and the tiny Oak Toad, sitting on the river bank, to warty toads and scaly lizards, children of all ages will learn the secrets and habits of some of nature's small water, land, and desert creatures.A perfect companion book to the authors' Bugs. Glossaries, range maps, and bibliography and index are included.
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