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Buffalo
Buffalo

By Dan Doyle

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Describes distinct physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and behavior of buffaloes, bison, and reindeer; also indicates their distribution throughout the world.

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Donkeys
Donkeys

By Dan Doyle

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Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, distribution, and care of donkeys.

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Sheep
Sheep

By Dan Doyle

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Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of sheep, focusing on those found on a farm, in the zoo, or at a circus.

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Encyclopedia of Sports Parenting
Paddy
Paddy

By Dan Doyle

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Paddy
Paddy

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An African Rebound
An African Rebound

By Dan Doyle

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Hamsters
Hamsters

By Dan Doyle

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Describes the distinctive physical characteristics, natural habitat, diet, types, and domestic care required of these animals sometimes used as pets.

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Buffles Boeufs et Bisons
Buffles Boeufs et Bisons

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Waste Mismanagement A Play
Waste Mismanagement A Play

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