101 Amazing Facts About Lizards
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101 Amazing Facts About Lizards
Narrated by:
Charles King
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Narrated by:
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Charles King
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Jack Goldstein
About this listen
Do you know what amazing defence mechanism the horned toad lizard has? Can you guess which film was inspired by a trip to the Komodo islands to study lizards? What happens to those who kill a lizard, according to an ancient Aboriginal Australian belief? And which species of lizard is the fastest on the planet? Find out as Charles King talks us through over 100 amazing facts about lizards.
With a wide range of subjects covered, from fascinating statistics about record-breaking species to information about keeping lizards as pets, this is a perfect audiobook for listeners of all ages.
©2018 Jack Goldstein Books (P)2018 Jack Goldstein Books
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