Explore the Most Dangerous Animals on Earth with Speedy Publishing LLC

Tapeesh Gupta: It's worth of rs 40. I paid around rs.700
It's a fraud. Donot buy this book.

India on Dec 09, 2020

AdiWan: Its a Quick read about 5-7 mins , most are known few unknown but interesting .
Best thing Costs nothing.

India on Nov 13, 2018

Charlie Liles: The best way of seeing your smile is when you are so happy that you have no idea what you are doing
I'm so proud of my life I hope you have a good life to
The best fact is that

United States on Mar 26, 2017

Mr. J. P. Stevenson: I managed to get this book for free during an Amazon promotion, my daughters love the book and are fans of a series called deadliest 60, so they love these photos and the animal facts, plus with it being in our shared kindle library they are free to read the factsand view the photos at any time much to their delight. Great value seeing as it was free.

United Kingdom on Nov 04, 2016

Deepanker Dey: Good book.

India on Oct 23, 2016

JG: I am always looking for a great book to ready with my kids, and they love to read anything on a tablet. After purchasing this book, I was able to download it using my kindle app on my iPhone, and access it quickly. The book, Deadliest Animals on the Planet, was very interesting and the pictures were fantastic. I was unaware that some of the species listed were actually considered some of the deadliest animals on the planet like the Tsetse Fly or the Komodo Dragon. I remember hearing about Hippos, and Mambas when I traveled to Africa. My son was excited to read the facts about each of the animals and enjoyed the pictures as I did. I would recommend this book for a short, informational reading. Younger children would appreciate the pictures included in the book.

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United States on Aug 30, 2016

Gin: This is a really nice and useful book for everyone. First when I get it I was thinking what it will be interesting just for my daughter, but I found lots of new things as well. Pictures are really good quality and information near them are short. As an adult I would like more facts, but for children it is enough information. That’s why it is easy to remember main points about dangerous animals. I would recommend this book for 7 – 12 years children, it would be really useful for them. As well for persons who love animals and nature.
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United Kingdom on Aug 17, 2016

Laura: I'm always looking for informative books for my 6 year old son. He loves to read and he is really starting to become inquisitive and likes books that give him information about the world around him, especially wildlife. I saw this book and thought it would be a good addition to our library.

This was a pretty good book. It had really great close up pictures that showed a lot of details. It also offered a lot of information about the animal without getting too in depth. It was the perfect amount of text for younger readers. It gave them enough information to keep them interested and not too much so they didn't get distracted or bored.
The one thing I was a little put off by was some of the wording about how the animals kill their prey. For example the info about the Death Stalker scorpian says "Children that are envenomated suffer fever , coma, convulsions and paralysis before their lungs fill up and they drown in their own fluids." I didn't think that really needed to be added when this book seems more for children. Maybe I'm being sensitive, but I didn't like reading to my son how a child would die if bitten by this scorpion. Another section of the book explained how the...

United States on Aug 11, 2016

MKMK: This book has 52 pages and I like that each animal is labeled and the labels are easy to read! I was shocked to learn that the mosqyito made the list of deadliest animals because their biyes result in 2-3 million deaths per year. The book basically has a picture, then a description of that animal, then information about the next animal, then a picture of the animal they just talked about. I do wish that it went- picture of the animal, then information of that animal, then picture, then info. I personally don't like reading information about the animal before seeing a picture of the animal!!
This book has some great information about a lot of animals and it teaches them that not every animal they see in nature is safe. We have a lake house and my kids tend to touch every bug or small animal they see.
The death stalker scorpion was one of my kids favorite animals in the book (I think it's because of the name). We did end up doing extra research on some of the animals because they were interested and we found out that the death stalker is one of the most deadliest scorpions in the world!!
Although a lot of the animals that are discussed in this book do not live near us, I...

United States on Jul 30, 2016