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Cargando... Megatoothpor Patrick O'Brien
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Meet Megatooth - the giant prehistoric shark that was even bigger than T-rex! Ten million years ago, giant beasts walked the earth. But the biggest one of all did not walk - it swam. It was large enough to eat whales. It was more enormous than the biggest dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus rex. It was Megalodon - or Megatooth - the giant shark, and it ruled the seas. Great White sharks may be huge, but their ancient ancestors were even bigger and more powerful. Scientists aren't sure how big Megalodons really were, since the only things they left behind were enormous teeth. But teeth can tell us a lot. Filled with fascinating facts and gorgeous, highly detailed illustrations, this book will thrill dinosaur and shark fans alike. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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This is a fairly easy book for children about the (hopefully! :D) extinct Carcharodon Megalodon, an ancient shark three times as big as a modern great white. Nice illustrations, and lots of comparisons between Meg and other, more familiar, creatures - both prehistoric and contemporary. My son and I both enjoyed this book. ( )