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World's Most Freaky Animals
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World’s Most Freaky Animals

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Whether it’s terrifyingly long tusks, odd mating behavior, or strange egg-laying, many animals have some freaky features. In this book, readers enjoy dozens of the weirdest creatures found on every continent, from owls to octopuses and butterflies to toads. Full-color photographs bring each unique animal closer than a reader could ever get in the wild and complement detailed, interesting entries about the Surinam toad, the glasswing butterfly, and many, many more. Information about those at risk or endangered supports readers’ understanding of conservation.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2021
Pages
32
ISBN
9781538274712

Whether it’s terrifyingly long tusks, odd mating behavior, or strange egg-laying, many animals have some freaky features. In this book, readers enjoy dozens of the weirdest creatures found on every continent, from owls to octopuses and butterflies to toads. Full-color photographs bring each unique animal closer than a reader could ever get in the wild and complement detailed, interesting entries about the Surinam toad, the glasswing butterfly, and many, many more. Information about those at risk or endangered supports readers’ understanding of conservation.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Gareth Stevens Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2021
Pages
32
ISBN
9781538274712