Owls, bats, wolves and other nocturnal animals / by Kris Hirschmann.
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TextPublication details: New York : Scholastic, 2003. Description: 32 pages : colored, illus. ; 23 cmISBN: 0-439-56628-2Subject(s): Nocturnal animals -- Juvenile literatureDDC classification: IBED-ECir. 755.5 H669 2003 Summary: Explores the world of nocturnal animals, including the lynx, owl, raccoon, bat and tarantula. Explains why some animals are nocturnal instead of diurnal, how nocturnal animals see at night, how nocturnal animals communicate and where night creatures go during the daytime
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Explores the world of nocturnal animals, including the lynx, owl, raccoon, bat and tarantula. Explains why some animals are nocturnal instead of diurnal, how nocturnal animals see at night, how nocturnal animals communicate and where night creatures go during the daytime
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