Books in Reptiles! series

Learn all about scaly and cold-blooded chameleons! Complete with a More Facts section and bolded glossary terms. Young readers will gather basic information about chameleons through easy-to-read, simple text alongside colorful full-bleed photographs. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Abdo Kids is a division of ABDO.

His mother slaughtered by a pack of Ceratosaurs, a terrified Allosaur must make his way across the sweltering deserts of Jurassic North America -- or face the same fate himself. The Hunt is on in this new chapter of Ricardo Delgado's Age of Reptiles! Told entirely in pictures, the Age of Reptiles series is regarded as one of the finest uses of the comics medium and is appropriate for all ages. Through his innovative approach, storyteller Ricardo Delgado has earned such renowned fans as Burne Hogarth, Ray Harryhausen, Mike Mignola, John Landis, Mark Schultz, and Steve Bissette -- and once you've read Age of Reptiles: The Hunt, you'll count yourself among them!

These creatures might not be the first image that comes to mind when one hears the word monster, but a Gila monster's bite can be deadly to its prey. While this reptile moves slowly, it is able to protect itself from predators in a fascinating way. Accessible text conveys important aspects of elementary science curricula while eye-catching photographs keep readers of many ages and levels engaged. Curious and developing readers will be thrilled to recite the many fun facts they learn from this volume.

From dragons to monsters, the names given to some animals in the reptile group are pretty fantastical, but these incredible animals really exist, and they're really cool. Through bold, full-color photographs and accessible narratives, readers encounter some of the biggest, baddest, raddest reptiles out there, including the sticky-footed gecko, the intriguing iguana, and the camouflaging chameleon. Facts about each animal's habitat, life cycle, and body support the elementary science curriculum and will fascinate future herpetologists and animal lovers. Features include: Encourages conservation through content addressing care of the natural world. Introduces readers to unconventional pets including geckos and iguanas. Fact boxes highlight additional exciting information about each reptile.

While they're not exactly the mythical fire-breathing monsters that their name brings to mind, Komodo dragons are still fierce predators. They're also the world's largest lizards and can weigh as much as an adult person. With the help of accessible text, fact boxes, graphic organizers, and vibrant photographs, readers learn all about these unique reptiles. They may not be the kind of dragons most stories are about, but they certainly make for a fascinating and informative topic.

Unlike many other creatures, snapping turtles aren't very picky when it comes to their food. They're usually happy to eat almost anything they can get their mouths on! Readers of this innovative volume are introduced to these often-aggressive animals and learn key facts about them, such as the differences between the common snapping turtle and the alligator snapping turtle. Eye-catching photographs correlate closely with engaging text, supporting a solid understanding of this narrative's scientific and curricular content.