Amphibians Wordbook: Wordbuddies, #1

By Blake Pieck

1st Edition Wordbook (Dictionary) about Amphibians, covering about 360 species.

 

- Child-friendly description of each entry.

- Did You Know facts for each amphibian.

 

Leap into the magical world of amphibians with this detailed wordbook / dictionary. Tailored for young naturalists, this digital collection offers a spellbinding journey through the fascinating domain of creatures that bridge the gap between water and land. From the melodious tree frogs singing in tropical rainforests to the elusive salamanders hiding beneath forest leaves, each entry is filled with child-friendly descriptions, intriguing tidbits, and captivating narratives.

Optimized for the digital era, our ebook-friendly layout ensures smooth navigation for young adventurers, enabling them to hop between their favorite amphibians effortlessly.

Thoroughly researched, each page is designed to inform and amaze, making it a top choice for budding biologists and curious little learners. Whether it's a nighttime tale or an on-the-go guide, the "Amphibians Wordbook" is sure to ignite a lifelong fascination for these dual-life wonders.

Did You Know? Choosing a children's dictionary about amphibians not only expands a child's lexicon but also deepens their appreciation for the wonders of nature! Many future herpetologists and amphibian aficionados found their spark by immersing themselves in such enlightening tomes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Blake Pieck
• Release date: Aug 18, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223890614

Book preview

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Abavorana  -  This frog loves to hop around in forests and streams in Asia. They have bright colors and can be quite small.

Did You Know? Abavorana frogs are sometimes known as 'jumping jewels' because of their shiny, colorful skin!

Acris (Cricket Frogs)  -  These frogs are tiny and make chirping sounds just like crickets.

Did You Know? Even though they're called Cricket Frogs, they're actually frogs and not insects!

Adelophryne  -  These are tiny frogs that can be found hiding under leaves in the forests of the Americas.

Did You Know? Some Adelophryne frogs are so small they can sit on a dime!

African Clawed Frog  -  A frog with tiny claws on its feet and loves to live in water.

Did You Know? This frog has no tongue and uses its hands to push food into its mouth!

Afrixalus (Banana Frogs)  -  Bright, yellow frogs that love to sing during rainy nights.

Did You Know? They're called Banana Frogs because of their yellow color, not because they eat bananas!

Afrobatrachium  -  Little is known about this mysterious frog from Africa.

Did You Know? It's one of the rarest frogs, and scientists are still learning about it!

Aglyptodactylus  -  These frogs are found in Madagascar and can be quite large.

Did You Know? Their name might be hard to say, but it just means smooth finger in Greek!

Alpine Newt  -  A colorful newt that lives in cool, mountain ponds in Europe.

Did You Know? During winter, Alpine Newts hibernate under rocks or in mud!

Altiphrynoides  -  This is a special frog that lives high up in the mountains of Africa.

Did You Know? They're one of the highest living frogs in the world!

Alytes (Midwife Toads)  -  These toads have a unique way of caring for their babies. The male carries the eggs on his back!

Did You Know? The name midwife comes from the male's role in taking care of the eggs!

Amazon Horned Frog  -  A large, round frog with horns above its eyes, found in the Amazon rainforest.

Did You Know? They're sometimes called Pacman Frogs because their big mouths remind people of the video game character!

Ambystoma (Mole Salamanders)  -  Salamanders that spend most of their time underground, just like moles.

Did You Know? Some mole salamanders never grow up and keep their gills, living in water their whole lives!

Ameerega (Dart Frogs)  -  Brightly colored frogs from South America that have a warning color to tell predators they're toxic.

Did You Know? Indigenous people once used their secretions to poison the tips of blow darts for hunting!

American Toad  -  A common toad found in North America with bumpy skin and a cheerful song.

Did You Know? If you listen on a warm night, you might hear their musical trill!

Amietia (River Frogs)  -  Frogs that love to hop along rivers in Africa.

Did You Know? Some of them have see-through skin on their bellies, so you can peek at their insides!

Amietophrynus  -  These are tough, rugged frogs from Africa with strong, muscular legs.

Did You Know? They were once called African bullfrogs because of their strength and size!

Amolops  -  Found in Asia, these frogs love fast-flowing streams. They're great swimmers!

Did You Know? Their toes have special skin fringes that help them grip wet, slippery rocks.

Amphiuma  -  This is not a frog or a toad but a very