Get to know herptiles (herps) with this fun and fascinating children’s guide that includes an introduction to herpetology and a section for identifying over 70 species.
Reptiles and amphibians are some of the most exciting animals for children to discover. These small but mighty creatures spark curiosity and inspire outdoor learning. Become a young herpetologist. Learn all about frogs, lizards, snakes, turtles, and other cool critters. Jessica Hua, a professional educator and researcher, presents a kids’ introduction to herpetology, the study of reptiles and amphibians. From alligators and crocodiles to skinks and salamanders, this easy-to-understand book is a perfect guide for beginners.
Reptiles & Amphibians for Kids features expert insights on a variety of common and important species. It delves into such topics as the differences between reptiles and amphibians, their evolutionary beginnings, and staying safe when encountering them. In the field-guide section, featured species are organized by type and then by size. Full-color photographs and descriptions of key markings help readers to identify the critters they see in nature.
Inside You’ll Find
- Beginner’s guide to reptiles and amphibians
- The basics of herpetology and animal anatomy
- Identification guide to common and important species to know
- Fun bonus activities for the whole family
More Praise Quotes:
“I loved this book! Reptiles & Amphibians for Kids stands out from other kids’ books on this topic because it doesn’t just offer herp trivia, but helps build real knowledge. Kids of any age could use this book to become mini-experts in herpetology! What I love most is that this book trusts that kids want to learn the deeper stuff, and it does so by guiding them through the “story” of the ecology, evolution, and diversity of reptiles and amphibians. This book doesn’t shy away from new vocabulary or ideas but, instead, empowers kids in a fun and approachable way to use them. There are beautiful kid-friendly infographics and photos, and the myth-busting section will let kids school the grown-ups.” –Lindsey Swierk, PhD, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences, Binghamton University







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