01476nam a22002897a 4500003000500000005001700005008004100022020002300063040001400086041000600100082001900106100002600125245006600151260003900217300004100256490002000297504033100317521001300648700003600661700004000697700005400737700005100791942006400842999001900906952013000925952013101055322820250708112435.0250708b        sa ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780716627289qhbk  aRDAc3228  2E  aRJ 591.47 CONN  aSean Connolly9139601  aAnimals defending themselvesbAnimals at workcConnolly, Sean  aChicago, IllinoibWorld bookc2018  a48 pagesbColor illustrationsc26 cm  aAnimals at work  6Most animals, even if they are predators, can become prey to another animal. Animals defending themselves looks at the many ways animals protect themselves from attack-from physical traits, such as spines and poison, to behavioral strategies, such as living in groups and playing dead.aIncludes Glossary; Find out more; Index  aJuvenile  aPresident, Jim O'Rourke9194769  aPrint publishing, Tom Evans9194770  aDigital product development, Erika Meller9194771  aManufacturing manager, Anne Fritzinger9194772  2ddccBOOKw6197xNontobeko Sigudlay6197zNontobeko Sigudla  c779253d779252  00102ddc40708500aMBOMRLbMATPLcCHILDd2025-07-08g620.00oR J 591.47 CONNp33228031162590r2025-07-08w2025-07-08yBOOK  00102ddc40708500aSTANRLbSTANDLcCHILDd2025-09-26g173.00l0oJ 591.47 CONNp3322803187953r2025-09-26w2025-09-26yBOOK