
Written by Alison Limentani
Part of the Wild Facts & Amazing Math series
Discover which animal's leap covers the most ground.
Explore the world of animal jumps, from kangaroo bounds to snow leopard pounces. This engaging book reveals how many leaps it takes for each creature to circle the globe. Dive into a world where numbers and distances come alive through delightful comparisons and vibrant illustrations. Can you guess which animal holds the record for the longest leap? Uncover the surprising answers and learn about the fascinating feats of nature's best jumpers. Perfect for curious minds eager to understand the wonders of animal movement and the math behind it.
1 kangaroo jump = 2 ringtailed lemur leaps. Have you ever wondered just how far animals can jump? These cool comparisons explain it all–from tiny grasshopper hurdles and coyote vaults to the world’s best pouncer: the snow leopard! You’ll even see how many leaps each one needs to circle the globe. With its delightful illustrations, this fun book makes it easy to understand numbers and distance.
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