"Introduces the amazing creatures that make their home in the world's largest rainforest, from pink dolphins swimming in the Amazon River to colorful butterflies and toucans flying in the treetops. . . . Readers learn where the animals sleep, eat, play, and hunt in the rainforest's four layers, what dangers they face to survive, and what people are doing to help them"--Provided by publisher.
year: 2023
call number/section: 574.5, 591.98, 591.9
subjects: animals, amazon river region, juvenile literature, rain forests, amazon river region, juvenile literature, readers (publications)
Editions
Davidson, Rose
National Geographic (2023)
"Introduces the amazing creatures that make their home in the world's largest rainforest, from pink dolphins swimming in the Amazon River to colorful butterflies and toucans flying in the treetops. . . . Readers learn where the animals sleep, eat, play, and hunt in the rainforest's four layers, what dangers they face to survive, and what people are doing to help them"--Provided by publisher.
Schools: 2
Davidson, Rose
"Squirrel monkeys, glass frogs, basilisk lizards, and capybaras have something in common: they all live in the Amazon rainforest! Meet these and other incredible animals in this new reader that is perfect for fluent readers, featuring 100 wild and wonderful facts.".
Schools: 3