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Elephants

The League of Extraordinary Giants

From the Set Nature's (Secret) Superheroes

Learn about one of nature’s unsung superheroes, their amazing contributions to our ecosystems, and how saving elephants means saving a lot more than you might think.

Despite their beloved status, elephants remain a threatened species, and their impact on the world around them goes far beyond their thunderous steps. This title from our Nature’s (Secret) Superheroes series delves into the powerful effect elephants have on their environment. From planting trees, to bringing water to all, learn how these underappreciated gentle giants work as environmental superheroes to keep their ecosystems going strong. Did you know elephants:

  • Recognize each other’s faces and put their trunks around their friends to comfort them
  • Have the biggest ears of any animal on the planet and use them like fans when it’s hot
  • Can create watering holes in dry environments to be shared by many animals
  • Spread the seeds of more than 100 kinds of plants…with their poop!


The Nature’s (Secret) Superheroes series—covering bats, native bees, beavers, elephants, freshwater mussels, and vultures—follows a fun superhero theme, featuring each animal’s origin story, how it saves the day, and its nemeses. Each book also includes activities that allow readers to gain hands-on knowledge about these animals.

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Interest Level Grade 4 - Grade 7
Reading Level Grade 4
Dewey 599.67
Lexile
ATOS Reading Level
Guided Reading Level
Publisher Cherry Lake Publishing
Series Nature's (Secret) Superheroes
Language English
Available Formats Reinforced book (9781668956380), Paperback (9781668957233), PDF (9781668958971), ePub (9781668958100), Hosted ebook (9781668959848), Kindle (9781668960554)
Copyright 2025
Number of Pages 32
Dimensions 7 x 9
Graphics Full-color photographs

Author: Stephanie Feldstein

Stephanie Feldstein works at the Center for Biological Diversity. She advocates to protect wildlife and helps people understand how humans impact nature. She lives in the woods in the Pacific Northwest with her rescued dogs and cats. She loves to hike and explore wild places.

Activities for further learning
Author/Illustrator biography
Glossary of key words
Index
Informative sidebars
Table of contents
Full-color photographs