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Name: Secrets of animal survival
Author: National Geographic Society

📘 Secrets of animal survival by National Geographic Society

Describes the specific physical adaptations of animals to five different types of environments including Arctic and Antarctic, desert, rain forest, savanna, and mountain.

First publish date: 1983

Authors: National Geographic Society

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