Who Lives Here? Wetland Animals
Who Lives Here? Wetland Animals by Deborah Hodge, published by Kids Can Press Ltd in August 2008, is a 24-page exploration of the unique adaptations of animals that inhabit wetland environments. This book introduces young readers to a variety of creatures, including hippos, crocodiles, and anacondas, highlighting how their physical characteristics and behaviors are specifically designed for life in or near water.
In this edition, readers will discover how these animals find food, ensure their safety, and raise their young in wet habitats. The engaging illustrations and playful language complement the intriguing facts presented, making it an informative resource for children interested in animals, science, and environmental ecosystems. The book is designed to foster curiosity about nature and the diverse life forms that thrive in wetlands.
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Wetlands are home to amazing animals whose bodies are built for living in or near the water. Hippos, crocodiles and anacondas all have special ways of finding food, staying safe and raising their young in a watery habitat.
The Who Lives Here? series looks at animals in their natural habitats – rain forests, polar regions, deserts and wetlands – and explains how the body and habits of each animal are suited to the place it lives. Charming, realistic illustrations, playful language and intriguing facts make these books a perfect read for young children.
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