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Killer Oz 2nd Edition

  • A compact guide to Australia's 50 most hazardous animals and plants
  • Detailed fact files and location information for each species
  • A fascinating and practical read for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers

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Australia has a well-earned reputation for dangerous wildlife, but do you know which creatures are truly the deadliest? Now in its second edition, Killer Oz takes a close look at the country's 50 most hazardous animals and plants, from venomous snakes and injury-causing insects to deadly marine animals and toxic flora. With detailed fact files, location information, and more, it's an informative and engaging guide to the wild side of Australia's natural world.

Compact and packed with fascinating information, this updated edition is a great read for curious nature lovers, travellers heading into the bush, or anyone who wants to know what to watch out for in the great outdoors.

Specifications

  • ISBN: 9781741179729
  • Hardback
  • Pages: 100
  • Dimensions: 19.5 x 13cm

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