Dolphins
Título
:
Dolphins
Kathy White
Resumen
:
Dolphins are mammals: they live in groups and cooperate and communicate with each other, which makes them more like us than the fish they swim around with. Some dolphins live in oceans, while others live in rivers. But people have created dangers for dolphins in their natural envionments, and some kinds of dolphins are even endagered.
Fecha de publicación como intervalo
:
2003
1900-1999
Descripción física
:
[33 ] p.
Nota general
:
including table of contents, glossary and index
Término de la materia
:
SEA MAMMAL INFANCY HABITS BEHAVIOR HABITAT
Autor añadido
:
PALMER,SARAH
Síntesis
:
Dolphins are mammals: they live in groups and cooperate and communicate with each other, which makes them more like us than the fish they swim around with. Some dolphins live in oceans, while others live in rivers. But people have created dangers for dolphins in their natural envionments, and some kinds of dolphins are even endagered.
ISBN
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9780176268176
Información de publicación
:
Toronto : Nelson, 2003.
| Biblioteca | Signatura topográfica | Tipo de material | Código de barras del documento | Estado |
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| awâsis waciston | 599.53 WHI | Book | 30161000070783 | Non-Fiction |