Product Description: 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...read more

Product Description: 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...read more

This fun and fact-filled series brings to life the most dangerous creatures in the animal kingdom. Each animal's fascinating and quirky characteristics are explored, including the hunting habits of dinosaurs, the swimming skills of spiders, and the parental nature of pumas. Engaging, full-page illustrations and short learning activities enhance each exciting fact. A concise list of statistics accompanies each animal, and full indexes help children find specific information quickly and easily. From Siberian tigers to domestic felines, the nature of cats is examined in this educational primer. Each listing focuses on each species of cat and its eccentricities, such as the community-driven nature of lions, the sharp claws of snow leopards, and the leaping prowess of caracals, providing a lively introduction to the environments and habits of these intriguing animals.

Product Description: Slip on the 3-D glasses and prepare yourself to see things like never before! 3-D Thrillers are packed with facts that kids want to know about some of their favorite creatures, along with amazing images that leap right off the page!

Product Description: 12th in the Those Animals series with questions and answers. Stunning photos of lions, tigers, leopards, and the other big cats, and again the funny, charming illustrations of Steve Weaver.