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The Little Zoo Explorer – Siberian Tiger (English edition)

The second volume of the children’s book series “The Little Zoo Explorer” by zoo photographer Daniel Zupanc takes a closer look at the mysterious Siberian Tiger. In 64 colourful pages, children discover everything about this impressive big cat, including its striped fur, its life at the zoo and in Russia, its diet, and how it raises its young. Exciting puzzles, fun activities, and stunning Pictures make this book an engaging experience. Ideal for reading alone or aloud, for both young and adult tiger fans.

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The second volume of the children’s book series “The Little Zoo Explorer” by zoo photographer Daniel Zupanc is dedicated to the Siberian Tiger. The book offers exciting animal facts, puzzles, and stunning pictures. Why do tigers have stripes? Why is food not provided every day at the zoo? The Little Zoo Explorer answers fascinating questions about the lives of these endangered big cats at the zoo and in their homeland Russia. The Siberian Tiger truly is an impressive animal as it is the largest cat in the world. In an engaging and entertaining way, this children’s book explains how tigers live, what they eat, how they hunt, how they raise their young, and why they are endangered in the wild.

Of course, fun is a big part of the book. In addition to a colouring page where children can let their imagination run free and create a colourful tiger, each of the five chapters includes a tricky puzzle, a spot-the-difference challenge and a knowledge quiz. Young animal fans can test their skills in the puzzle “Such a Catastrophe,” where tigers, cheetahs, leopards, etc. must be matched to the correct images.

The pictures taken by Daniel Zupanc show the tigers at their most fascinating. In a child-friendly way, the book explains how tigers live in zoos and how zoos contribute to the protection of these endangered animals in the wild.

 

Product details

The Little Zoo Explorer – Siberian Tiger
Price: €7.99
KIKO Verlag
64 pages, 14 × 14 cm
ISBN: 978-3-902644-16-9