Book details
Flying Fox Bats
Description
This book introduces young readers to flying fox bats, highlighting their habitat, behaviors, life cycle, and physical characteristics. It explores the bats' biology, sizes, dietary needs, and reproduction, including pup development. An anatomy diagram helps identify bat body parts. The text also discusses the bats' habitat with a detailed map indicating their global distribution. The threats to their environment such as hunting and deforestation are addressed, along with ongoing conservation efforts. The book underscores the bats' crucial role in plant pollination and forest regeneration. Enhanced with bolded glossary terms, phonetic spellings, and an index, this book is designed to be accessible for young chiropterologists.
Age
6-7
Text complexity
proficient
Length
24 pages
Why to read
- Educational Value: The book provides detailed information about flying fox bats, their habitat, behavior, and role in the ecosystem, making it a great resource for learning about these fascinating creatures.
- Conservation Awareness: Reading about flying fox bats can raise awareness about the conservation issues they face, such as habitat loss and climate change, and the importance of protecting them.
- Stunning Visuals: The book may include high-quality photographs or illustrations that offer a close-up look at the unique features of flying fox bats, enhancing the reading experience.
- Engaging Writing: Tamara L. Britton is known for her ability to engage readers with her writing style, making complex scientific information accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience.