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Exploding Ants

by Joanne Settel

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Describes examples of animal behavior that may strike humans as disgusting, including the "gross" ways animals find food, shelter, and safety in the natural world.
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Color photos. Interesting look at how what seem to be nasty behaviors to us are actually essential for an animal’s survival. Among the facts: honey ants who store food in their abdomens for the colony during low-food times, animals regurgitating food for their young, ticks and murderous cuckoos.
  Salsabrarian | Feb 2, 2016 |
From deep sea angel fish to a worm that lives in the nostrils of dogs, this book covers a lot. My stomach churned at a couple of the photos, but it was hard to take my eyes off of them. Interesting book. ( )
  MelAKnee | Sep 5, 2011 |
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