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"Introduces wild predators: carnivores that survive through tooth and claw; follows the huge paw prints of big cats like the African lion and the speedy cheetah, and of massive bears like the fierce grizzly, and the grey wolf.

"Informative, engaging text and vivid photos introduce readers to the predatory lives of crocodiles"--Provided by publisher.

Jack and Annie share information about sharks and other predatory animals.

"Informative, engaging text and vivid photos introduce readers to the predatory lives of sharks"--Provided by publisher.

This fun, fact-filled book is sure to be a hit with young adventurers everywhere.

You might not know it, but some of the most frightening animals in the world live in Europe and Africa, including leopards, hyenas, and vipers.

The wildlife of North America is fierce. Birds, snakes, and wild cats, some of the most frightening animals on Earth dominate different climates in different parts of the continent.

"Informative, engaging text and vivid photos introduce readers to predatory lives of grizzly bears"--Provided by publisher.

"Super Shark Encyclopedia uncovers the secrets of the oceans by exploring a remarkable array of 80 sharks and other sea creatures -- from Barrel Shrimp to Blue Sharks, Starfish to Bat Fish, and Hammerhead Sharks to Sandtiger Sharks, plus surfing penguins, deep-sea monsters, rays, eels and more.

"When little monkey's curiosity causes her to slip and fall to the shadowy forest floor, she must evade a series of animals looking for lunch before she can return to her home in the trees.

"Describes the characteristics of assassin bugs and ogre-faced spiders, and what may happen when these bugs encounter one another in nature"--.

"Describes the characteristics of praying mantids and Asian giant hornets, and what may happen when these bugs encounter one another in nature"--.

Returning from their adventures in Shadow of the Shark, Jack and Annie learn engaging facts about sharks, from how many teeth they have and what their favorite food is to their role in balancing nature and the identities of comparable predators.