Amazing Arctic Animals

Amazing Arctic Animals by Jackie Glassman, published by National Geographic Books on September 16, 2002, is an illustrated exploration of the unique adaptations of various Arctic creatures. This 48-page book presents intriguing facts about animals such as the Arctic hare, walrus, arctic fox, beluga whale, and snowy owl, focusing on how these species thrive in their cold environments.
Readers will discover how specific features, like the tiny ears of the Arctic hare, help conserve heat, and how walruses use their whiskers to locate food on the ocean floor. The book is designed for intermediate readers and falls under the categories of juvenile nonfiction, making it an informative resource for those interested in animals and the polar regions. Through engaging illustrations and accessible language, this edition invites young readers to learn about the fascinating adaptations that enable these animals to survive in one of the planet’s most extreme habitats.
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Why does an Arctic hare have tiny ears? To conserve heat! How does a walrus feel around for food on the bottom of the sea? With its whiskers! Learn cool facts about the arctic fox, the beluga whale, the snowy owl, and more in this book.
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