Green Guide to Dangerous Creatures of Australia

Name: Green Guide to Dangerous Creatures of Australia
SKU: 10880
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Robinson, Martyn.
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Includes snakes, spiders, crocodiles, sharks, deadly jellyfish, ticks, toads, stinging caterpillars, bull-ants, wasps, bees, mosquitoes, poisonous fish, blue-ringed octopuses and some surprises including the Platypus, magpies and eels.

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SKU: 10880 Categories: australia, General, New Books

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New Holland, 2002. 96 pages, paperback, colour photographs.

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Weight	300 g

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