Book details
Hyenas
Description
Describes hyenas, their habits, where they live, how they defend themselves, and how they appear in human folklore. The book also focuses on the tactics predators use to secure a kill, providing extraordinary facts, a website directory, project suggestions, connections to folktales, and a glossary to help readers familiarize themselves with the amazing world of these predators.
Age
8-9
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Gain insight into the complex social behavior of hyenas, as Sally Morgan is known for her in-depth cultural explorations and could bring a unique perspective to the subject.
- Appreciate the intersection of science and storytelling, as Morgan's narrative could weave factual information about hyenas with engaging narratives.
- Explore the role of hyenas in various ecosystems and their importance to biodiversity, potentially highlighted through Morgan's descriptive and immersive writing style.
- Understand the challenges faced by hyenas in the wild, including human-wildlife conflict and conservation issues, which Morgan may address with sensitivity and awareness.