Snapping turtles

When left alone, snapping turtles don't do much except look for food and bask in shallow water. But if they feel threatened, these huge reptiles may snap--and they have a powerful bite. Including their commonly aggressive nature and the differences between the common snapper and the alligator snapper, readers are introduced to a wild animal they could actually encounter. Fun fact boxes add to achievable content, while colorful photographs help readers recognize the "dinosaur of the turtle world." Kathleen Connors Gareth Stevens Publishing 01/16/2013 24Binding Library Binding 0.55lbs 8.60h x 8.60w x 0.40d 9781433983849 Ages 9-12Accelerated Reading 4.1Point 0.5Interest Lower GradeQuiz #/ 156329 / Snapping TurtlesReview Citation(s):School Library Journal 04/01/2013 pg. 88This title is not returnableThis title is only available via back order