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The Hawaiian Bat Opeapea Marion Coste Pearl Maxner

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The Hawaiian Bat Opeapea Marion Coste Pearl Maxner
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Publisher: University of Hawaii Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 10.3 MB
Author: Marion Coste; Pearl Maxner
ISBN: 9780824890971, 0824890973
Language: English
Year: 2022

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The Hawaiian Bat Opeapea Marion Coste Pearl Maxner by Marion Coste; Pearl Maxner 9780824890971, 0824890973 instant download after payment.

Shy and solitary, the Hawaiian hoary bat is so rare that most people have never seen one. But if you are in the right place (the edge of a forest) at the right time (around sunset), you may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of one heading out to hunt for beetles and moths, its favorite foods. These and other fascinating details about the Islands' only native land mammal and bats in general can be found in this book.
For example, did you know that: (openli)One fourth of all mammal species are bats; (openli)The phrase "blind as a bat" is inaccurate because bats have very good eyesight;(openli)Thanks to a special muscle reflex in their legs and feet, bats can hang upside down safely even when asleep;(openli)Far from being the frightening creatures of myth and legend, bats actually help humans by scattering seeds and pollen and eating insect pests.
The more we know about this mysterious and misunderstood animal, the greater our chances of protecting it and its fragile habitat.
Recommended for ages 9 and up

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