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Watching Penguins in Antarctica
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This series focuses on animals in the wild and the environments they live in. Readers will not only learn about the animals but also the countries they call home. Vivid photos and detailed information make these great books for introducing readers to animal and country studies.
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Imprint:
Chicago, Ill. : - Heinemann Library
Pages:
32
ISBN:
140347236X, 1403472238
Language:
English
Notes:
Meet the penguins -- Antarctica: a cold world -- There's a penguin! -- Getting together -- Penguin eggs -- On the move -- Feeding time -- A long, cold wait -- Penguin chicks -- Growing up -- Ready to swim -- Summer days -- Tracker's guide.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.
Statement of responsibility:
Louise and Richard Spilsbury
Characteristics:
32 p. :,col. ill., col. maps ;,23 cm.
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