Who lives in an alligator hole?
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Who lives in an alligator hole?
(Let's-read-and-find-out science book, Stage 2)
Collins, c2006
1st ed
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Summary: Describes the habitats of these reptiles which scientists call a "keystone species" because they change the environment for their own use in a way that helps many other plants and animals
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Scientists consider alligators a "keystone species"--the most important animal in their habitat. Without the alligator, many animals dependent on the gator would become extinct. Read and find out about how alligators are much more than big jaws and sharp teeth!
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