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Animals of the grasslands
Animals of the grasslands

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Describes the grassland environment and the mammals, birds, reptiles, and invertebrates that live there.

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Animals of the oceans
Animals of the oceans

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Describes the world's seas and oceans and the mammals, fish, reptiles, and invertebrates that live in them.

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Butterfly
Butterfly

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Frog
Frog

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Ant
Ant

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Rabbit
Rabbit

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Eyes
Eyes

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Ears
Ears

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Skin
Skin

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Describes the body coverings of humans and other animals, explaining the varying uses of skin, fur, feathers, spines, scales, and hair.

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Noses
Noses

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Points out that noses vary greatly in size, shape, and ability, and have a range of uses including breathing, finding food, and warning of danger.

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