I Am a Crocodile

• A huge number of facts about crocodiles that even adults don't know 
• Coloring pages inside. 
• Engaging zoology for children and parents, real children's non-fiction. 

Crocodiles are called living dinosaurs. This is because they appeared a very long time ago. Of course, such an ancient animal has many secrets that the reader will uncover with the help of this book. Is it true that birds help crocodiles clean their teeth, like in cartoons? Do crocodiles swallow stones to dive underwater? Why do they actually cry crocodile tears, is there really something they are so sad about?

To dive underwater faster, crocodiles swallow stones. Among themselves, crocodiles communicate with growls, hisses, and tail slaps on the water. A crocodile can shut its jaws at a speed of 32 km/h.

The reader will learn: 

• what crocodiles look like; 
• where they live; 
• what they eat; 
• how they hunt; 
• how they raise their young; 
• who they feud with. 

Quotes: 

"Throughout its life, a crocodile can grow up to 3,000 teeth." 
"Five species of true crocodiles are listed in the International Red Book."