Mammals Wordbook: Wordbuddies, #1

By Blake Pieck

1st Edition Wordbook (Dictionary) about Mammals, covering about 458 mammals.

 

- Child-friendly description of each word.
- Did You Know facts for each word.

- Dyslexia Friendly Font.

 

Dive into the wondrous world of mammals with this extensive dictionary. Crafted with young explorers in mind, this digital tome offers a delightful journey through the fascinating realm of furry creatures that roam our earth. From the majestic whales of the deep blue seas to the nimble squirrels darting in our backyards, each entry is brimming with child-friendly descriptions, curious facts, and captivating tales.

 

Designed for the digital age, our ebook-friendly format ensures easy navigation for little fingers, allowing kids to jump between their favorite mammals with ease.

Brilliantly illustrated and meticulously researched, every page promises to educate and enchant, making it a must-have for budding zoologists and curious minds alike. Whether it's a bedtime read or a travel companion, "Mammals Wordbook" will inspire a lifelong love for nature's remarkable creatures.

 

Did You Know? Purchasing a children's dictionary about mammals not only boosts a child's vocabulary but also nurtures their curiosity about the world! Many young wildlife experts and enthusiasts discovered their passion by flipping through pages of such informative books.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Blake Pieck
• Release date: Aug 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223525394

Book preview

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Aardvark  -  The aardvark is a unique animal that looks a bit like a pig but with a long snout. It loves to eat ants and termites, using its sticky tongue!

Did You Know? The name aardvark means earth pig in Afrikaans, a language from South Africa!

Aardwolf  -  This small, nocturnal creature belongs to the hyena family. It's not as scary as a hyena though; it prefers to munch on termites instead of hunting large prey!

Did You Know? The aardwolf can eat about 250,000 termites in a single night!

Abyssinian Ass  -  A relative of the donkey found in mountainous regions of Ethiopia.

Did You Know? These asses can withstand extreme temperatures and terrain!

Abyssinian Cat  -  This is a breed of domestic cat with a beautiful, ticked coat. They are playful and very curious.

Did You Know? Abyssinian cats are believed to be one of the oldest cat breeds in the world!

Abyssinian Genet  -  A slender, cat-like mammal with a spotted coat, native to Africa.

Did You Know? Genets are mostly nocturnal and prefer life in the treetops!

Acadia Shrew  -  A tiny mammal found in North America.

Did You Know? Shrews have an incredibly high metabolism and eat 80-90% of their body weight daily!

Afghan Hound  -  A graceful dog breed known for its silky, long hair and poised demeanor.

Did You Know? This breed is so ancient it's mentioned in Egyptian papyri!

Afghan Mouse-Like Hamster  -  A small rodent with a soft coat, native to Afghanistan.

Did You Know? Despite its name, it's neither a mouse nor a true hamster!

African Brush-Tailed Porcupine  -  A large porcupine found in Africa, recognized by its distinctive long tail.

Did You Know? Their tails help them balance when climbing trees!

African Buffalo  -  A robust animal, sometimes called the Cape buffalo, known for its curved horns.

Did You Know? These creatures play a significant role in African lion diets!

African Clawless Otter  -  An otter species without claws, found mainly in Africa's sub-Saharan region.

Did You Know? Their fingers are super sensitive, helping them hunt underwater!

African Dormouse  -  A small, nocturnal rodent native to Africa.

Did You Know? They can roll into a ball when threatened, similar to hedgehogs!

African Elephant  -  The largest land animal on Earth, with large ears and a long trunk.

Did You Know? Elephants can communicate with each other using low-frequency sounds called infrasounds!

African Golden Cat  -  A secretive wild cat with beautiful golden fur, found in the rainforests of Africa.

Did You Know? Even though they are medium-sized, they can climb trees to catch birds!

African Ground Squirrel  -  A busy little squirrel with a bushy tail that lives on the ground, not in trees!

Did You Know? They use their tail as an umbrella to shade themselves from the hot sun!

African Long-Eared Bat  -  A tiny bat with big ears, perfect for listening to the sounds of the night.

Did You Know? Their ears are so sensitive they can hear the footsteps of a beetle on a leaf!

African Manatee  -  A gentle giant that glides through the waters of West Africa.

Did You Know? Just like you lose baby teeth, manatees lose their teeth too, but they grow new ones their whole life!

African Mole-Rat  -  A small, blind rodent that digs underground tunnels in search of food.

Did You Know? They have special lips behind their teeth to keep dirt out of their mouth when digging!

African Palm Civet  -  A nocturnal creature that looks a bit like a cat but loves climbing trees in search of fruits.

Did You Know? They love to eat a type of fruit called palm fruit, hence their name!

African Savanna Hare  -  A fast runner with big ears, this hare loves the grasslands of Africa.

Did You Know? At birth, these hares are fully furred and can see, unlike many other baby mammals!

African Striped Weasel  -  A slender animal with striking black and white stripes running down its body.

Did You Know? They are fearless hunters and will often take on prey larger than themselves!

African Tree Pangolin  -  A special creature covered in hard scales, which it uses to protect itself by rolling into a ball.

Did You Know? Pangolins are the only mammals in the world covered in scales!

African Wild Dog  -  A colorful dog with big ears and a taste for adventure, roaming the plains of Africa.

Did You Know? Each wild dog has its own unique pattern of spots – no two are the same!

African Wildcat  -  The ancestor of our domestic cats, this wildcat is a stealthy hunter with a sleek body.

Did You Know? These cats are so good at hiding that they often live near people without being noticed!

Agouti  -  A large