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Whose Ears Are These?: A Look at Animal Ears - Short, Flat, and Floppy
By Peg Hall and Ken Landmark
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Examines a variety of animal ears, noting how they look different and function in different ways. Animals shown include an African elephant, a cottontail rabbit, a brown bat, a gorilla, a desert fox, a sea lion, and a barn owl.
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