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Color in Nature: Secrets of Animal Survival

Series Orca Wild By Stephen Aitken
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Hardcover edition

Publisher Orca Book Publishers Imprint Orca ISBN

9781459840218

Color in Nature: Secrets of Animal Survival

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Discover the power of colorPart of the nonfiction Orca Wild series for middle-grade readers and illustrated with color photographs throughout, this book examines how animals use color for survival.



Animals like rainbow-colored parrots, red-nosed mandrills and brilliant blue peacocks use their vibrant colors to survive.



Golden finches, bright blue mandarin fish and orange poison dart frogs use their colors to get noticed. Arctic foxes and octopuses change their colors to blend into their habitats. Birds, mammals, frogs, fish, reptiles and insects use a full palette of color to defend themselves, hunt for food, attract mates, hide from predators and often to stand out from their rivals.



But even with the power of color on their side, many of these species, their habitats and food sources are under threat. We need to conserve the entire spectrum of the animal world to maintain a healthy and colorful planet for all life on Earth.



Glossary. Resources. Index. Full-color photographs.
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Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)

Nonfiction Middle Plus

Nonfiction Middle Plus (Grades 5-8)

For Grades 5-8
This collection features nonfiction titles offering a broad look at real-world topics of interest to middle school readers. Selections span subjects such as history, science, and biography, emphasizing accessible presentation and engaging approaches that invite curiosity and independent exploration.

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Nonfiction, Biographies, STEAM, History, Curriculum Support, Independent Reading

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