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Why Don’t Tigers Eat Bananas? is tailored for primary‑school children, offering a fact‑based look at tiger biology. The book covers the animals’ physical characteristics, social structures and typical behaviors found in the wild. It explains how tigers eat and hunt, highlighting their keen senses and powerful hunting skills. The tone and layout are designed to keep Grade 1‑2 readers engaged while encouraging curiosity about the natural world.
First publish date: 2004
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Smith, Katherine
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