Animals defending themselves Animals at work Connolly, Sean
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TextSeries: Animals at workPublication details: Chicago, Illinoi World book 2018 Description: 48 pages Color illustrations 26 cmISBN: 9780716627289DDC classification: RJ 591.47 CONN
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| J 591.4 GUIB Yuck, that's gross! / | J 591.4 WOOL Animals surviving in extreme environments: Animals at work | J 591.44 MARK What if you had animal eyes!? | J 591.47 CONN Animals defending themselves Animals at work | J 591.47 GUIB Back off, buddy! / | J 591.472 GUIB Where did it go? / | J 591.5 ANIM Animals and us |
Most 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. Includes Glossary; Find out more; Index
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