National Geographic Kids Everything Big Cats
Pictures to Purr About and Info to Make You Roar!
Disney - RHCB · Print & ebook · April 12, 2011
Bring on the Big Cats!
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- Who it’s for
- Meet four big cats through their habits, diets, and comparisons with smaller cats.
- Themes
- Big cats, Predator behavior, Wildlife facts
- Genres
- Big Cats, Cats, Mammals
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Bring on the Big Cats! No tame tabbies, these four big predators, the lion, leopard, jaguar, and tiger, are known for their powerful roars. Kids can prowl through the lion's to-do list and the tiger's steak dinner to learn all about the big 4, then move beyond the big cats to see how they stock up against the pretty kitties. Elizabeth Carney shares real-life wildlife tips, so kids can become big eat experts themselves.
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Four Big Cats
Meet four big cats through their habits, diets, and comparisons with smaller cats.
Come here for
- Lion, leopard, jaguar, and tiger facts
- A lion’s to-do list and a tiger’s steak dinner
Expect
- Wildlife tips from Elizabeth Carney
- A look at what big cats eat