| Edition |
First edition. |
| Description |
24 p. : col. ill. ; 23 cm |
| Series |
Spiders: eight-legged terrors |
| Contents |
It came from the swamp! -- As big as a dinner plate -- Deadly hunter -- Fierce fighter -- Home, rainy home -- From egg to end -- Molting new legs -- Friend or foe? -- Dangers ahead. |
| Summary |
Skeptical readers may not think a spider could take down and eat a bird, but this book certainly proves it. These menacing monsters stalk their flying prey, though they mostly stick to insects and other, easier-to-hunt victims. One of the most amazing things readers discover about this fierce predator is that much like other scary, hairy tarantulas they re mostly harmless to humans! Bird-eating spiders will only bite when they re scared or feel they re under attack, and it s only as bad as a wasp sting! |
| Audience |
2345 Childrens Plus, Inc. |
|
M Fountas and Pinnell. |
| Study Program |
Accelerated Reader AR RL 4.7 0.5 191170 PCMS. |
| Subject |
Spiders.
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Tarantulas.
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Theraphosa blondi.
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| ISBN |
1482464861 |
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9781482464849 (Pbk.) |
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9781482464863 |
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