Overview

Pangolins have characteristics that protect them from predators, from their scaly skin to their ability to roll into a ball. But these armored mammals are endangered. Hunting, severe weather, and habitat loss are a few reasons pangolins are dying faster than they're being born. Readers will learn why pangolins are at risk, what it means to be endangered, and how people can help. Each title includes activities and trivia questions to help readers connect with the content.

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This informative series offers a comprehensive look at endangered animals around the world. Each book begins with an overview of the animal's daily life, including its diet, habitat, and survival strategies, as well as the factors contributing to its endangered status. Subsequent chapters explore physical characteristics, life cycle, and environmental needs, followed by an in-depth examination of the threats posed by human activity and climate change. The final chapter highlights conservation efforts and the organizations working to protect each species. Trivia questions and hands-on activities will keep readers engaged and reinforce key concepts. Back matter includes a glossary, an index, and a list of additional resources for further exploration. VERDICT A solid choice for budding conservationists.--Cathy DeCampli, Haddonfield PL, NJ ""School Library Journal""

Author Information

Kathryn Clay has written more than 40 nonfiction children's books about everything from dancing to dinosaurs. She also teaches college writing courses. She has a Master's of Arts in Literature from Minnesota State University, Mankato. Kathryn lives in southern Minnesota with her husband and daughter.

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