Alligators
The Creative Company · Paperback · February 24, 2026
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- Who it’s for
- A high-school overview of alligator biology, conservation, and the species' long relationship with humans.
- Themes
- Alligator biology and life cycle, Species conservation, Alligators and humans through history
- Genres
- Zoology for Teens
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Alligators are iconic reptiles known for their powerful jaws and stealthy nature, but there is much more to uncover about these fascinating creatures. This high-school nonfiction title dives into the life cycle, diet, anatomy, and habitat of these apex predators. Also explored are species conservation efforts and the alligator's relationship with humans throughout history.
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Captivating photos and intriguing facts are accompanied by sidebars, a glossary, selected bibliography, websites, and an index.
Alligator Biology
A high-school overview of alligator biology, conservation, and the species' long relationship with humans.
Come here for
- The alligator life cycle, diet, anatomy, and habitat
- Conservation efforts and the history of alligator-human relations
Expect
- Photos, sidebars, and facts about alligators
- A glossary, selected bibliography, websites, and an index
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| Zoology for Teens | 76% |
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Publisher categories
- Zoology for Teens
- Authors
- Melissa Gish
- Publisher
- The Creative Company
- Published
- February 24, 2026
- Format
- Paperback
- Theme
- Alligator biology and life cycle · Species conservation · Alligators and humans through history
- Reading lane
- Zoology for Teens