World's most deadly
McGhee, Karen2016
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| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
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| EASTWOOD | CHILDRENS NON-FICTION | J 591.65 MCGHScience & Technology | Available |
| WEST RYDE | CHILDRENS NON-FICTION | J 591.65 MCGHScience & Technology | Available |
If it seems like Australia has a lot of deadly creatures, that's because we do! We've got the world's most venomous snake; the deadliest jellyfish, spider and octopus; the biggest crocodile; and all of the shark species known to have attacked and killed people. The best way to co-exist with these animals is to know where they live, how to they act and how to perform first aid if they attack. So jump into Australia's Most Deadly and explore the lives of our killer creatures.
Main title:
World's most deadly / by Karen McGhee.
Author:
McGhee, Karen, author
Imprint:
Sydney, NSW : Australian Geographic, 2016.©2016
Collation:
32 pages : colour illustrations ; 30 cm.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9781742458014 (paperback)
Dewey class:
591.650994591.65
Language:
English
Subject:
Predatory animals -- Juvenile literatureDangerous animals -- Juvenile literatureAnimals -- Juvenile literatureDangerous animals -- Australia -- Juvenile literatureDangerous reptiles -- Australia -- Juvenile literaturePoisonous spiders -- Australia -- Juvenile literaturePoisonous marine animals -- Australia -- Juvenile literaturePoisonous snakes -- Australia -- Juvenile literaturePoisonous invertebrates -- Australia -- Juvenile literature
BRN:
358937
| Location | Collection | Call number | Status/Desc |
|---|---|---|---|
| EASTWOOD | CHILDRENS NON-FICTION | J 591.65 MCGHScience & Technology | Available |
| WEST RYDE | CHILDRENS NON-FICTION | J 591.65 MCGHScience & Technology | Available |