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Las narices de los animales [Animal Noses]

By: Mary Holland
Narrated by: Rosalyna Toth
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Las narices vienen de todo tipo de formas y tamaños para ajustarse a la perfección a su animal particular. La mayoría de los animales utilizan sus narices no solo para respirar, ¡el sentido del olfato les ayuda a encontrar comida, una pareja o incluso a saber cuándo el peligro está cerca! Después de la serie de Las orejas de los animales, Las colas de los animales, Los ojos de los animales, Las bocas de los animales (NSTA/CBC Outstanding Trade Science Award), y Las piernas de los animales, Mary Holland continúa con su serie fotográfica de adaptaciones y anatomía de los animales explorando muchas narices de animales diferentes y cómo estas narices los ayudan a sobrevivir en sus hábitats.

Please note: This audiobook is in Spanish.

©2019 Mary Holland (P)2020 Arbordale Publishing
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