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Keeping warm with fur and fat, Hannah Fields

Label
Keeping warm with fur and fat, Hannah Fields
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
Keeping warm with fur and fat
Oclc number
990778076
Responsibility statement
Hannah Fields
Series statement
How animals adapt to survive
Summary
Keeping warm in subzero temperatures can be difficult. Some animals can't manage to retain their body heat in cold weather. However, some animals such as the muskox have adapted to survive in cold climates. They have long, shaggy fur that keeps them warm in the colder months, which they shed in the summer months to stay cool. Other animals such as bears and seals have a layer of fat to keep them warm. The information in this book highlights how these adaptations have developed over many thousands of years. The information in this book supports essential elementary life science concepts
Table Of Contents
Adapting for winter -- Special wool -- Musk ox basics -- Grizzly facts -- Winter sleep -- Weasels of the sea -- Fantastic fur -- Arctic survivors -- Adapting fur for hunting -- Is blubber fat?
Target audience
juvenile
Classification
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