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Why penguins don't get cold : how animals adapt to their surroundings / [illustrated by] Linh Dao & [written by] Pavla Hanáčková.

Why penguins don't get cold : how animals adapt to their surroundings / [illustrated by] Linh Dao & [written by] Pavla Hanáčková.
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Shelf Location Collection Volume Ref. Branch Status Due Date
J 578.4 HANA
Junior Non Fiction   Lakemba . . Available .  
J 578.4 HANA
Junior Non Fiction   Padstow . . Available .  
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ISBN 9781925694550 (hardback)
Name Hanáčková, Pavla author.
Title Why penguins don't get cold : how animals adapt to their surroundings / [illustrated by] Linh Dao & [written by] Pavla Hanáčková.
Published Sydney, N.S.W. : Australian Geographic, an imprint of Bauer Media, 2017.
©2017
Description 35 pages : colour illustrations ; 29 cm.
Summary Why do animals of the desert have big ears and light-coloured coats? Penguins are surrounded by ice and snow, so why aren’t they cold? Can animals live at the bottom of steep mountains? Of course they can! Nature has arranged for every creature to adapt as well as possible to its natural surroundings. Come with us on a journey through the natural world, as we travel to deep oceans, brightly coloured jungles and the peaks of great mountains, where you’ll meet animals and plants that are truly thriving. And you’ll learn how animals are able to adapt to give themselves the best possible life.
Subjects Adaptation (Biology) -- Juvenile literature
Adaptation (Physiology) -- Juvenile literature
Animal behavior -- Juvenile literature
Other Names Dao, Linh illustrator.
Added Corporate Names Australian Geographic Pty. Ltd issuing body.
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