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Amazing Animals - More than 100 of the World's Most Remarkable Creatures - cover

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Amazing Animals - More than 100 of the World's Most Remarkable Creatures

Clare Hibbert

Casa editrice: Arcturus Publishing

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This book explores the fascinating hidden world of the planet's most peculiar creatures. It's packed with bizarre full-color images and breathtaking facts. Text is broken into bite-sized, easy-to-read chunks, whilst the striking, colorful design gives every spread a sense of high-energy fun.Get the lowdown on astonishing real-life animals... such as lizards that can run across the surface of water or fish that can escape from predators by taking to the air! Filled with genuinely unexpected information and very freaky photographs.
Disponibile da: 27/08/2020.

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