carnivores

A child meets a carnivore, an herbivore, and an omnivore and finds out what each one eats.

Provides information about theropods, a group of meat-eating dinosaurs, discussing their origins and evolution, geographic range, anatomy, physiology, eggs and babies, feeding habits, and extinction; and looks at major theropod discoveries. Includes resources for further research.

Describes ten animals which are specially adapted for stalking, chasing, killing, and eating other animals, including the tiger, ocelot, polar bear, and raccoon.

Discusses mammals that can be harmful to humans and provides vital statistics on carnivores.

A beginner's guide to distinguishing between different carnivorous animals.

Illustrations and easy-to-follow text introduce young readers to the world of dinosaurs and the lives of some of the deadliest meat-eaters.

Describes the appearance, eating habits, and habitat of meat-eating dinosaurs, including Tyrannosaurus, Deinonychus, Compsognathus, Gallimimus, and Baryonyx.

Explains what carnivores are, discusses the role of the meat eaters in the food chain, and introduces different types of carnivores.

Examines ten of the most dangerous dinosaurs including the Deinonychus, Tyrannosaurus Rex, and Troodon, and describes their body mass, jaw power, and hunting skills.

Describes the appearance and life of meat-eating dinosaurs.