About This Book
In Bindi Irwin's "Croc Capers," young Bindi, along with her brother Robert and mom Terri, embarks on an annual crocodile-tagging expedition in Australia's Cape York Peninsula. The adventure takes an unexpected turn when they encounter a seemingly out-of-place father and daughter camping nearby. Bindi's keen observation skills lead her to suspect they are not who they seem, prompting her to investigate their real reason for being there. This chapter book combines wildlife conservation with a mild mystery, making it engaging for young readers interested in animals and adventure.
Bindi, on an annual crocodile-tagging trip in the Cape York Peninsula with Robert and Terri, meets a father and daughter who have set up a camp, but seem out of place, and finds out the real reason they are there.
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Discussion Prompts
1
What do you think Bindi and her family do to help crocodiles?
2
Why is it important to protect animals like crocodiles?
3
Have you ever met someone who seemed different from what you expected? What did you do?
4
What qualities make Bindi a good detective and a good wildlife warrior?
5
If you could go on an animal adventure, what animal would you want to study and where?
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