Books with title African Animals Notebook

Zebras, hippos, lions, and many other animals roam the vast African grasslands. Other species, such as gorillas and snakes, inhabit its warm, tropical forests. And a few other types of animals, including camels and foxes, can even survive in Africa's arid desert regions. Filled with twenty-five captivating photos, young readers are sure to find their favorite animals here. They will discover how each one--from giraffe to elephant, meerkat to leopard--is able to adapt to its own special environment in the wild.

The continent of Africa is home to an amazing variety of wildlife. Zebras, hippos, lions, and many other animals roam its vast open grasslands. Other species, such as gorillas and snakes, inhabit its warm tropical forests. And a few other types of animals, including camels and foxes, can even survive in Africa's and desert regions.Filled with twenty-five breathtaking full-color photographs, this captivating book highlights many of the most fascinating animals of Africa. Youngsters are sure to find their favorites here, and, through award-winning author Caroline Arnold's clearly written text, they will discover how each one--from giraffe to elephant, meerkat to leopard--is able to adapt to its own special environment in the wild.Filled with breathtaking photographs and kid-pleasing facts, this book features the most interesting animals of the African plains, forests, jungles, and deserts. Youngsters are sure to find all their favorites here and will learn how each one--from giraffe to elephant, meerkat to leopard--is able to adapt to its special environment.

Did you know the tallest animal in the world lives in Africa? The largest land animal lives in Africa, too! The plains of Africa are full of interesting wildlife. Let's learn about African animals such as giraffes, hippos, lions, and elephants. Read With You's Who Am I? series encourages children to be more curious about the world around them as they learn fun facts about animals from across the globe.

Hey kids, you are about to meet some of the most dangerous animals in the world. Each of these powerful killers lives on the beautiful continent of Africa. After reading about these powerful and deadly creatures, you will have a new respect for their abilities to survive in the deserts and jungles of Africa. View amazing photos of the unusual creatures. Learn the names, and interesting facts about each of these wild hunters. You will learn about the following African animals:HippopotamusElephantCape BuffaloRhinocerosLionTigerLeopardSpotted HyenaNile CrocodileGreat White SharkBlack MambaMosquitoImagine meeting one of these awesome beasts at night or even in the bright African sunlight. I bet your heart would race, and your legs would freeze to the ground. A close encounter with anyone of these wild animals could turn deadly in the blink of an eye. Following a short description and some facts about each of the 12 animals you and your children will enjoy an interactive quiz where you chose the correct answer, and name that animal out of three possible answers for each animal. This book is not an exhaustive study of each animal, but simply a short, fun, quiz game book to help introduce your young child to these wonderful and beautiful African creatures. Learning about these deadly and dangerous creatures will be fun and entertaining for the whole family.So, boys and girls but on your safari outfit and let us take a trip to Africa, the most interesting and deadliest place in the world.Can you answer these questions?•What is the fastest killing animals in Africa?•What animal has killed more people in Africa than any other animal?•What animal can kill you in a single bite?•What animal has killed more hunters on Safari than any other animal?You will be able to answer these questions after reading African Animals, Dangerous and Deadly.If you are brave enough, come and follow me into the deepest, darkest parts of Africa where some people have never returned, but you and I will. Just stay close behind Safari Joe Wild and I will keep you safe. Come on kids, follow me!