Books with title North American Animals

"When a jaguar walks the forest floor, other animals get out of the way. This meat eater is the largest predator in South America. It can grow up to eight feet long. Jaguars hunt at night and can see well in the dark. They feed on alligators, tapirs, and other large forest animals."Jaguars, monkeys, snakes, birds and many more species make their homes in the vast tropical forests of South America. Other animals, such as guanacos and bears, inhabit its craggy mountain peaks, while penguins and sea turtles migrate annually to is windswept coasts. Still other animals, including several varieties of deer and foxes, roam its open grasslands. This book, filled with twenty-five breathtaking photographs, highlights many of the most fascinating animals of South America.

Children’s book author Dee Phillips presents “Animals of North America” from the Wild Animals series. This books uses captivating photos and carefully chosen words to enchant children and to help them learn about the animals found in North America.The colorful pictures are excellent for the full color Kindle, but also look great in black and white. The text under each picture gives fun facts for your child to enjoy.The “Animals of North America” is done in easy to understand wording suitable for children who already have the gift of reading, but younger children can enjoy it too. You can share the wonder of the animal world when you read this book together.There are 15 animals included in this work, all favorites from the North American areas. Animals included are:1. Moose2. Mountain Lion3. Bison4. Polar Bear5. Mountain Goat6. Beaver7. Grizzly Bear8. Otter9. Elk10. Gray Wolf11. Wolverine12. Red Fox13. Racoon14. Porcupine15. SkunkEach animal is accompanied by two bright photographs and engaging text.SPECIAL PRICING: This book is currently exclusive to the Amazon store and is set at a special promotional price. It takes only seconds to download so that you and your child can enjoy reading it in no time.

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"Take a captivating journey across the continent of North America to view the incredible array of plants and animals that live, hunt, and hide in North America's distinct habitats. Stunning photographs take you among giant redwood forests, deep inside the Grand Canyon, through the vast expanse of the Everglades wetlands, and across the towering Rocky Mountains"--

As the only continent with every climate present, North America hosts an amazing variety of plants and animals. North America holds some of the world's largest freshwater lakes, where gigantic boats travel and enormous fish swim. Unique for its varied landscape and cross-country highways, North America leaves a great deal for young readers to explore!