Why Don't Elephants Live in The City?

Do you know why Elephants don't have small ears? Or why They don't have sharp teeth? Answer this and many more curious questions in this fun, fact-filled questions and answer book.'

Going Baboony!

We're Going Baboony! They climb trees. They scramble up steep mountains. They sit on very sharp and pointy rocks. And they have big, red behinds. What are they? You guessed it they're baboons, one of the coolest monkeys in all of Africa. So Come along with us to Baboon Mountain in Kenya to hang out with these truly awesome creature. And get ready to go baboony!

The fascinating world of Primates

This book describes the physical characteristics, habits, and habitat of such five-toed, five fingered primates as the gorilla, chimpanzee, and orangutan. '

A nest full of eggs

A baby bird is growing inside that egg. Slowly the bird develops, until one day it cracks through the shell. Safe inside the nest, under the care of its parent, the chick grows stronger. Soon it will learn how to fly and take care of itself. By next spri

The Atlas of Oceans

Is a comprehensive guide to the oceans of the world. The first section discusses how oceans work, from waves smd currents to the different layers and depths, and looks at the astonishing explorations that have taken place so far. The second section takes the reader on a fantastic journey through each individual ocean. full-color maps, diagrams, and photographs highlight the physical geography a…

The future is wild

Shows how today's animals will transform into remarkable new creatures.'

Plants and flowers

From the tree that grows tall in the forest to the flowers that are visited by bees, the world around us is full of different plants and flowers'

Sam Plants A SunFlower

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0-333-78108-2

Collation

13p ; ill ; col

Series Title

A Lift The Flap Book

Call Number

582 PET

This is the sunflower

Sunflowers are large, bright flowers of yellow, orange, or dark red. They bloom in late summer and autumn and can grow to be three feet across and more than fifteen feet tall. '

Trees

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