My First Book About The Alphabet Of Mammals Amazing Animal Books Children S Picture Books

My First Book about the Alphabet of Mammals - Amazing Animal Books - Children's Picture Books

Introduction Freshwater lakes and rivers are created as snow melts high in the mountains, and flows down; also, water is collected as rain falls down. Freshwater provides homes from some animals, and helps others by providing them with water to drink; all species need water in one form or another.

Introduction All fish has a spinal cord, gills (which they use to breath the oxygen out of the water), and they are covered in scales. Fish have a small brain when compared to other animals.

Introduction Over 175 million people visit a zoo each year. There are over 350 zoos in the United States. The largest zoo is the Berlin Zoological Gardens, which has 19,500 individual animals!

Introduction All animals have babies, some start out in an egg while others are carried in a pouch or in the mother's tummy until it is time to be born. Let's start with a fun fact, baby monkeys will make babbling noises like a human baby until they can learn to communicate.

Introduction Nocturnal animals are mostly active at night and sleep or are less active during the day. One of the main reasons many animals choose to be active at night, is to avoid predators that may try to attack during the day.

My First Book about the Alphabet of Mammals - Amazing Animal Books - Children's Picture Books

Introduction Animals can be dangerous for several reasons, but they usually do not harm predators or humans without a reason. Humans may threaten them, their territory, or their babies; these could be causes for the animal to attack.