The Unsightly Aye-Aye by Janey Levy

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The Unsightly Aye-Aye by Janey Levy

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The Unsightly Aye-Aye by Janey Levy

Aye-ayes belong to the animal group known as primates, which includes not only humans, but apes and monkeys. Aye-ayes lack the majesty of a gorilla or the cuteness of a monkey. Aye-ayes are so strange looking they were originally classified as rodents. Readers of this absorbing volume will discover fascinating facts about these odd animals, who have big eyes, enormous ears, and elongated fingers, and who use echolocation to find food. Accessible text addresses elementary science concepts, while colorful images dazzle the eyes. Fact boxes and a graphic organizer enrich the narrative.

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Levy, Janet: - Janet Levy is affiliated with the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. Her research focuses on a broad spectrum of fibre technologies attested from initial sedentism in the southern Levant c. 13,000 BCE and their role within the regional cultures. In addition to the study of archaeological sources, her approach is based on experimental replication in tandem with ethnographic input, primarily from beyond the southern Levant.
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ISBN 13 9781538246245
ISBN 10 1538246244
Title The Unsightly Aye-Aye
Author Janey Levy
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Gareth Stevens Publishing
Year published 2019-12-30
Number of pages 24
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.