John Bonnett Wexo Books

Baby Animals II (Zoo Books (Mankato, Minn.).)

By John Bonnett Wexo, Ann Elwood

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Describes the development and behavior of a variety of baby animals, including birds, reptiles, and mammals.

Gorillas

By John Bonnett Wexo

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Discusses the African gorillas, their habits, and both their lowland and mountain habitats.

Hippos

By Beth Wagner Brust, John Bonnett Wexo

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Describes the two different types of hippos, how they swim, what they eat, and how they live in herds.

Insects 2

By John Bonnett Wexo

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Night animals

By John Bonnett Wexo

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Discusses the habits of animals that spend most of their lives in the dark, such as raccoons, owls, hyenas, and catfish.

Wild horses

By John Bonnett Wexo

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Examines the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of various species of wild horses, now found only in Africa, Asia--and in zoos.

Elephants

By John Bonnett Wexo

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Provides information on the ancestors, appearance, behavior, and future of elephants.

Birds Of Prey Zoobooks Series

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Orangutans Zoobooks Series

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Apes

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