See You Later, Alligator - Long, Rachael Freeman
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In this educational chapter book, the alligator at the City Zoo has a secret, and everyone knows about it, except Jimmy. What secrets could alligators possibly have? wondered Jimmy. They seemed kind of boring to him with sleeping all the time. Or are they? Join Jimmy on a thrilling adventure as he travels through a magic tunnel from his hometown zoo in California to the Everglades National Park in Florida, where he comes face to face with wild alligators, a terrifying reality in the swamp. But, along the way, he meets Manny, who takes him on a tour of the swamp, revealing an astonishing secret…mehr

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In this educational chapter book, the alligator at the City Zoo has a secret, and everyone knows about it, except Jimmy. What secrets could alligators possibly have? wondered Jimmy. They seemed kind of boring to him with sleeping all the time. Or are they? Join Jimmy on a thrilling adventure as he travels through a magic tunnel from his hometown zoo in California to the Everglades National Park in Florida, where he comes face to face with wild alligators, a terrifying reality in the swamp. But, along the way, he meets Manny, who takes him on a tour of the swamp, revealing an astonishing secret about alligators that changes Jimmy's mind about these top predators. But danger strikes when they run into a poacher who's illegally hunting alligators. Can Jimmy rely on his talent for connecting with animals to save the alligators before it's too late? Find out more in this thrilling story that reveals why alligators are needed in the wild, how they sense our world, and how we can all live together safely for everyone's benefit, animals, and people alike.
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Rachael Long is a UC ANR Cooperative Extension Advisor, emeritus. She's a graduate of UC Berkeley and UC Davis, with an MSc in Biology. Her work focuses on habitat restoration on farmlands, with a special interest in looking for ways to share our world with wildlife. She's the recipient of the prestigious UC Bradford-Rominger Agricultural Sustainability Leadership Award and is the author of the Black Rock Desert trilogy, https://zamorastories.com/. She lives on a farm in Northern California with her husband, two dogs, and hedgerows that support an abundance of wildlife, including bees that help pollinate adjacent crops.