Books in Slithering Snakes series

Giant anacondas slither through swamps. Boa constrictors travel through trees, looking for prey. Snakes slither all around the world. In these intriguing books, readers will learn all about these scaly reptiles, without becoming their lunch! Accessible text, in-depth infographics, and dramatic photos provide readers an up-close look at these wild creatures.

Is an anaconda really the biggest snake in the world? What's the difference between a python and a boa? How do some snakes swim underwater? Are there any venomous snakes in North America? Young snake lovers have a lot of questions about some of the most talked about snakes around the world, but this set will help. Featuring close-up photographs of some of the world's deadliest hunters, this set will excite young herpetologists while accessible content encourages them to learn more. Features include: Encourages understanding of Next Gen Science Standards through high-interest topics. Concluding charts summarize key concepts for easy reference. Full page photographs pair closely with the narratives to encourage comprehension.

"At home in the tropics of South America, the anaconda grows larger and larger until it reaches an alarming size. While the green anaconda is the one that claims the title of "largest snake in the world", the yellow anaconda is still an intimidating predator. Young readers will love learning about this massive hunter while learning more about the anaconda through easy to read but informational text. With beautiful real-life photographs of the anaconda in its natural habitat, this exciting book is a must have for every snake lover!"--

"The black mamba is a deadly predator, but just what makes it so dangerous? From a set of hollow fangs specially designed to deliver venom to the mind-blowing speed of their strike, the black mamba will thrill and excite young snake lovers to learn more. This approachable book is designed to help encourage readers to learn the exciting life of the black mamba. Featuring brilliant photographs of what gives this snake its name, this book is perfect for every young reader ready to jump into the fascinating world of this dangerous snake"--

"Even though this snake doesn't have venom to take down its prey like other snakes, the boa constrictor really lives up to its name! Wrapping tight around their prey, the boa constrictor squeezes down, making it just as deadly a predator as its massive cousin-the anaconda! Young readers get a glimpse into the life of the boa through beautiful photographs all while learning important herpetological facts that encourage them to learn more. This fascinating snake will keep young readers excited while answering questions they already had"--

"Pythons might look like boa constrictors, but they're really a different species of snake! While both snakes don't have venom and take their prey down with constriction, there are a lot of key differences between these two species and how they've adapted to their homes in the wild. Through this book, young learners get a head start in herpetology as well as learn important lessons about biology! Featuring photographs of pythons exploring their world and accessible science content, this approachable text is perfect for every young herpetologist!"--

Giant anacondas slither through swamps. Boa constrictors travel through trees, looking for prey. Snakes slither all around the world. In these intriguing books, readers will learn all about these scaly reptiles, without becoming their lunch! Accessible text, in-depth infographics, and dramatic photos provide readers an up-close look at these wild creatures.