A natural history guide section focuses on how animals have adapted in terms of anatomy, senses and survival skills.
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This review is from: Animals of Asia and Australia: A visual Encyclopedia of Amphibians, Reptiles and Mammals in the Asian and Australasian Continents, With over 350 Illustrations and Photographs (Paperback)
love animals, especially exotic animals & I truly enjoy learning about animals that I never knew existed.This book is beautifully illustrated, informative & a delight to read. Although my nieces & nephews enjoyed the book, I would recommend the book for anyone doing research on wild animals from these areas. Although, some of the words may be difficult for younger readers to pronounce & understand, I found myself consulting a dictionary/pronunciation guide one or twice. Overall...it was a wonderful addition to my collection of reading material & I refer to it often.
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