Giant Reptiles

The book progresses by first introducing major groups of giant reptiles and their evolutionary lineage, including the environmental pressures that led to their size. It then investigates their physiological adaptations, such as circulatory and skeletal systems, and metabolic processes. Next, the ecological roles of these reptiles are explored, detailing their impact as apex predators or keystone species and examining their feeding habits and interactions.

The book concludes by addressing the threats these animals face, such as habitat loss and climate change, and discusses potential conservation strategies. This comprehensive approach makes it valuable for students, nature enthusiasts, and anyone keen to understand the biology and conservation of these unique creatures.