Real-Life Dragons and their Stories of Survival

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Discover the captivating stories of ten real-life dragons, exploring the myths and legends that surround them, their discoveries, and their survival today. For centuries, dragons have fascinated us, depicted as treasure guardians and fire-breathers in various cultures. While fire-breathing dragons may not exist, real-life counterparts do, with one even capable of flight. This book combines engaging narratives about these extraordinary creatures with folklore and fascinating facts, detailing their adaptations for survival in the wild. Prepare for an unforgettable wildlife safari that highlights the diversity of nature, evolution, and adaptation, supporting key stage two science curriculum studies on living things. The book features stunning full-color photographs and illustrations, making it a beautiful introduction to the real-life dragons of our world. Anita Ganeri, an award-winning author with two decades of experience, specializes in children's information books on the natural world, religion, and mythology. She has authored the best-selling "Horrible Geography" series, which won the Blue Peter Book Award in 2009. Living in northern England, she enjoys reading, walking, playing tennis, and dreaming of Wimbledon. Jianan, born in China and now residing in Baltimore, brings her art to life with a stunning palette and fresh compositions, creating eye-catching book covers and charming folktale illustrations.