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American Alligators: Freshwater Survivors
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Children's Literature
AGERANGE: Ages 8 to 12.Many species of animals that live in the United States have become endangered. Nine books in the "America's Animal Comebacks" series chronicle this problem and what has been done to keep these animals from becoming extinct. In many cases, the work of one naturalist has been pivotal to recognizing the problem and taking steps to reverse the trends. In the mid 1800s, alligators suffered a major blow. Designers in France discovered that they could use alligator skins to make bags and shoes. In less than 100 years, ten million alligators were killed. In addition to ...