Science Chapters: Discovering SuperCroc

by Pamela Rushby

Watch in awe as scientists dig back in time to unearth the prehistoric giant that became known to the world as SuperCroc. As big as a school bus, SuperCroc was twice the size of the American crocodile with jaws so strong he could snare a dinosaur. Dig deeper to learn the details from the the biological background of this monster; how he lived; how he evolved; and how he eventually became extinct.

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48 pages, Library Binding

First published October 9, 2007

Reviews

[Matt · Rating 3 out of 5]

I rated this book a three because I am not a big fan of nonfiction books. I find that some of the facts are interesting and some are just flat out boring. Overall the book gives some pretty interesting facts. I would encourage readers who want to learn more about the earths past.

[Ginger · Rating 1 out of 5]

THe only virtue of this book is that it's easy to read and on a subject likely to appeal to reluctant readers.