Poo A Natural History of the Unmentionable

By Nicola Davies

Adjectives

informative engaging humorous educational

Genres

Non-fiction Animals Nature

Synopsis

Discover the surprising world of animal poo! From hippos using it to find their way, to sloths communicating through it, and dung beetles dining on it, faeces play vital roles in nature. Scientists even study ancient droppings to learn about dinosaurs. This book explores the many shapes, sizes, and uses of poo, revealing its importance in the animal kingdom.

Pages

40 pages

Reading age

Early Chapter Book (6-10)

Published

2014

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