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Crocodiles

Cole, HannahRoberts, Steve(Contributions by)
Part of the Oxford reds series
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Find out the difference between crocodiles and alligators, and why crocodiles are fast, strong and good at staying alive!

Did you know that although crocodiles' jaws are strong when they are shutting, a rubber band would stop them opening (but it would be hard to get close enough to put it on)!

The lively text is complemented perfectly by dramatic illustrations. "Oxford Reds" is our first major super series for newly confident readers.

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Product Details
Oxford University Press
0199107807 / 9780199107803
Paperback / softback
597.98
01/07/2002
United Kingdom
English
31 p. : col. ill.
20 cm
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Quiz No: 208661, Points 0.50, Book Level 3.70,
Early Years - Key Stage 1 Learn More
What is the difference between crocodiles and alligators?