Books with title Crocodiles

We all recognize an elephant or a bear when we see one. But how much do we really know about these incredible animals? This lively series takes young readers to the heart of the jungle, across the plains and out to sea to explore the lives of these wildlife stars. Each volume examines the anatomy and special skills of its subject as well as its habitats, diets and hunting strategies. Remarkable insights into family and social interactions and compelling discussions about the often precarious future faced by each animal round out each volume. Written with flair, each easy-to-read title includes a variety of fact boxes and sidebars containing fascinating observations and fun trivia.

A crocodile’s day involves a lot more than swimming and basking in the sun! From the time they awake before the sun rises there’s much to do, starting with getting dressed, eating breakfast, and brushing and flossing their many teeth. Before they’re tucked safely back in bed at night, they find plenty of time for raucous reptile romps. The crocodiles' playful antics subtly reinforce the importance of good behavior and good habits. Rae Mate’s whimsical illustrations enhance the rhythmic, easy-to-follow text.

The crocodile is a killer. They are feared by many and are gentle in many ways. They appear to sleep but are waiting to eat their prey.A ship on a mission to explore space is suddenly shot upon. It is a group of crocodiles. These crocodiles are invading space. A war has begun.One of them, his name is Crocodile Man, becomes a hero.He meets Lucy, a young girl. Lucy finds love in an unusual way. It is a crocodile who becomes an angel.Miracles do occur.

The year is 1811. The place is Lyme Regis, a small town on the South Coast of England which was growing in popularity as a seaside resort. 'The Crocodile' is the story of Mary Anning who, when she was only 11 years old, made the stupendous discovery of a fossil dinosaur on the nearby cliffs. The creature was described as a crocodile in deference to a Church which could not accept that unknown species could have lived . . . and died.The Napoleonic Wars were being fought at that time. Britain and France were enemies and French spies could be found — even in Lyme Regis — with consequent danger to all concerned!