Natural Puerto Rico / Puerto Rico Natural
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The coqu� is a famous and very abundant little frog whose powerful voice fills the Puerto Rican nights. The island is home to over a dozen other species of tiny and beautiful frogs, and hundreds and hundreds of species of insects, snails, lizards and birds, many of which live nowhere else in the world.
Here you will learn about the ways and lives of Puerto Rican animals, about how they came to... More
The coqu� is a famous and very abundant little frog whose powerful voice fills the Puerto Rican nights. The island is home to over a dozen other species of tiny and beautiful frogs, and hundreds and hundreds of species of insects, snails, lizards and birds, many of which live nowhere else in the world.
Here you will learn about the ways and lives of Puerto Rican animals, about how they came to exist, and why they are unique. You will also find out how these wonderful creatures depend upon the plants and upon each other; and what benefits bacteria, fungi and termites give to the forest. Many of these creatures appear photographed here for the first time. Written in Spanish-English bilingual parallel text for adults and young adults and illustrated with 75 color photographs and two drawings, the book is fully indexed and includes scientific names.
El coqu�, la famosa y abundante ranita que llena de tantos sonidos la noche puertorrique�a, tiene en la isla m�s de una decena de hermanos y hermanas, saltarines y tambi�n cantores. Los acompa�an en los bosques infinidad de insectos, milpi�s, caracoles, lagartos y aves, buena parte de los cuales no viven en ning�n otro lugar del mundo.
Aqu� descubrir�s un buen n�mero de animales nativos de Puerto Rico, y aprender�s acerca de sus costumbres y formas de vida, de su origen, y de por qu� son �nicos en el planeta. Aprender�s c�mo los animales dependen de las plantas, y tambi�n unos de otros; y qu� beneficio brindan al bosque las bacterias, hongos y comejenes. Muchas de estas cr�aturas aparecen aqu� fotografiadas por vez primera. Incluidas 75 fotgraf�as a color, 2 ilustraciones, nombres cient�ficos, e �ndice.
Publisher | Pangaea |
Binding | Paperback |
Reading Level | Ages 9-12
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# of Pages | 128 |
ISBN-10 | 096301806X |
ISBN-13 | 978-0963018069 |
Publication Date | 07/1998 |
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