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Northwest Animal Babies

by Andrea Helman

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Introduces some of the baby animals found in the Pacific Northwest, including raccoon kits, a bison calf, grey wolf pups, Coho salmon fry, Western Sandpiper chicks, and a cougar kitten.
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This is a wonderful book that shows children some of the animals that are native to the Northwest. The photographs are beautiful and show the animals in their natural habitat. Great for children of all ages.
  Lilith13 | Nov 13, 2014 |
This book is packed with great information about the young animals that grow up in the Northwest. For example, did you know that baby opossums are the size of a honeybee, and that they hang out in their mothers pouch, not unlike a kangaroo? How about the fact that bobcat kittens grow to their full size in just nine months? Apparently porcupines are both soft and cuddly as babies, but it doesn't take long until their quills harden. Also, crow fledglings may live up to 10 years of age, and they are known for their excellent problem solving abilities. Filled with information about special adaptations and interesting facts, this book will make you want to know even more about the animals that are introduced within.
  Anthony2013 | Feb 16, 2013 |
A great book on the animals that live in the Northwest.The text is great for early readers and the pictures are amazing. Great book to go with both geography and animals. ( )
  Schuman | Jan 26, 2012 |
Packed with great information about the young animals that grow up in the Northwest. For example, did you know that baby opossums are the size of a honeybee, and that they hang out in their mothers pouch, not unlike a kangaroo? How about the fact that bobcat kittens grow to their full size in just nine months? Apparently porcupines are both soft and cuddly as babies, but it doesn't take long until their quills harden. Also, crow fledglings may live up to 10 years of age, and they are known for their excellent problem solving abilities. Filled with information about special adaptations and interesting facts, this book will make you want to know even more about the animals that are introduced within.
  calvinsmith8 | Mar 7, 2011 |
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Introduces some of the baby animals found in the Pacific Northwest, including raccoon kits, a bison calf, grey wolf pups, Coho salmon fry, Western Sandpiper chicks, and a cougar kitten.

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