Table of Contents Introduction What are fish? What do fish eat? How do fish breathe? What Fish look like Fish and each other What do fish do? Saltwater versus freshwater fish A White Marlin; a salt water fish Pike is a freshwater fish Sharks Goldfish Marlins Lungfish Mud skippers Coelacanths Eating Fish Conclusion Publisher Introduction There are more fish in the world than any other animal. The word "fish" use to mean anything that swam so frogs, beavers, alligators, etc. There are still many animals that are called a fish, from lungfish to sharks.

Introduction All fish has a spinal cord, gills (which they use to breath the oxygen out of the water), and they are covered in scales. Fish have a small brain when compared to other animals.

Table of Contents Introduction What are ducks? What do ducks look like? Ducks and what they eat How ducks act Ducks and humans Mallards Muscovy ducks Ring-necked ducks Mandarin ducks Pink-eared ducks Hottentot teals Swans Geese Conclusion Publisher Introduction Ducks live all over the World, except in Antarctica.

Table of Contents Introduction Where Eagles Live Hunting and Food Life and babies Some Popular Eagle Species Bald Eagles Golden Eagle Crowned Eagle White-tailed Eagle Fun Facts About Eagles Conclusion Publisher Introduction Eagles are the second largest birds of prey (vultures are first). Eagles are known as one of the most lethal and vicious animals. Eagles fly high above almost everything and use their excellent vision to spot prey on the ground or in the water. Eagles can be found world-wide, except in Antarctica.

Table of Contents Introduction What Flamingos look like How do they eat? What do they eat? Why are Flamingos pink? Flamingos usually do not migrate Predators Habitat (Where Flamingos Live) Species of Flamingos #1: The Greater Flamingo #2: The American Flamingo (also known as the Caribbean Flamingo): #3. The Andean Flamingo: #4. The James Flamingo: #5. The Lesser Flamingo: #6. The Chilean Flamingo: Flamingos in Love Flamingo Chicks Conclusion Other facts you may not know: Publisher Introduction Flamingos feathers aren't always pink. They can change with what they eat, from red to orange to white to blue. Flamingos like to be with lots of other flamingos, their colonies can have up to thousands of birds in them. Flamingos are one of the oldest species still in the World today. They have been around for 30 million years. They like to wade along the shore looking for brine shrimp to eat, which is a reason they are pink. Flamingos live on the coast of Central and South America, the West Indies, and the Galapagos Islands.

Table of Contents Introduction to Dinosaurs Facts about Dinosaurs Dinosaur Extinction Dinosaur Fossils Dinosaur Eggs What Dinosaurs Ate Feathered Dinosaurs Plant Eating Dinosaurs The Weirdest Dinosaurs The Deadliest Dinosaurs Flying Dinosaurs Kinds of Dinosaurs The Biggest Dinosaurs The Smallest Dinosaurs Conclusion Publisher Introduction to Dinosaurs The word dinosaur comes from the ancient Greek word, denios, which means terrible lizard. Dinosaurs ruled the Earth 65 to 225 million years ago.

Table of Contents Introduction to Sharks Shark Catfish The Red Tailed Shark Rainbow Shark Bala Shark Great White Shark Bull Shark Tiger Shark Hammerhead Shark Whale Shark Shark Attacks Shark Behavior What Sharks Look Like Facts about Sharks Publisher Introduction to Sharks In an aquarium, sharks are one of the most requested fish to be seen, by visitors. There are two types of sharks, those that live in salt water, like the ocean, and those that live in fresh water. Many sharks are big and scary, but not all of them.

Table of Contents Introduction About Polar Bears Polar Bears Features What Polar Bears Do How Polar Bears Talk Baby Polar Bears Where to Polar Bears Live Habitat of Polar Bears Arctic Polar Bears Why are the Polar Bears Endangered What Polar Bears Eat Other Names for Polar Bears Polar Bear Facts Read More Amazing Animal Books Publisher Introduction Have you ever wondered how a polar bear survives in the freezing cold? What they eat? Or how they talk to eat other? Let's read and see what we can learn about these powerful bears!

Table of Contents Introduction About Penguins Penguins’ Feathers How Penguins Hunt For Food Why Preening is Important Caring For Their Young Penguin Groups Emperor Penguins King Penguin Gentoo Penguins Adelie Penguin Chinstrap Penguins Rockhopper Erect Crested Penguins Fiordland Penguins Macaroni Penguins Royal Penguin Snares Penguins Humboldt Penguins African Penguins Magellanic Penguins Galápagos Penguins Yellow-eyed Penguins Fairy Penguin Fun Facts About Penguins Read More Amazing Animal Books Publisher Introduction Not all penguins are black and white. Some penguins weigh 100 pounds, others weigh only 2 pounds.

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