A Family of Bats by Marianne Haffner

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Part of a series which describes the daily life of a family of animals, this book explains the secret life of the endangered species of bats. It describes how bats are born, grow up, their daily life, where to find them and how to help with bat conservation.

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A Family of Bats by Marianne Haffner

ANIMAL FAMILIES: This new series is an outstanding addition to our natural history list. Each book describes in fascinating detail the daily life of a family of animals. Beautiful colour photographs illustrate all aspects of their lives: finding and eating their food, courtship and reproduction, care for the young and rearing to maturity. Throughout the series a clear, direct text gives a wealth of information about each group of animals. A FAMILY OF BATS: Bats are an endangered species. The secret life of these misunderstood creatures, how they are born and how they grow up is explained with the help of stunning photographs and a concise text. We learn about the everyday life of bats, where to find them and how to help with bat conservation.
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ISBN 13 9780713631272
ISBN 10 0713631279
Title A Family of Bats
Author Marianne Haffner
Series Animal Families
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 1989-02-23
Number of pages 40
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.