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Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World

Discover how the animal kingdom perceives reality through the fascinating pages of Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World! Caldecott Honor-winning author-illustrator Steve Jenkins takes young readers on a stunning visual exploration of the evolution and diversity of animal vision. The book profiles a vibrant cast of creature eyes, ranging from the simple light-sensitive spots of a jellyfish to the compound eyes of a dragonfly, the giant multi-lens optics of a colossal squid, and the independent, 360-degree rotation of a chameleon. Readers will learn how different animals use their eyes to hunt for prey, evade predators, and navigate their unique habitats. Featuring Jenkins' signature, breathtakingly detailed cut- and torn-paper collage illustrations alongside helpful infographics and fun facts, this science book serves as an outstanding classroom resource for introducing adaptation, biology, and the wonder of nature.

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03581591.484 JEN eElementary School LibraryCurrently On Loan (Due on2028-10-12)

Book information

Call number
591.484 JEN e
Publisher
Boston : HMH Books for Young Readers , 2014
Collation
32 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm.
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9780547959078
Classification
591

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