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100 1 $aDuprat, Guillaume.
245 10$aEye spy :$bwild ways animals see the world /$cwritten and illustrated by Guillaume Duprat ; translated and edited by Patrick Skipworth ; consultant, Dr. Tadd Patton.
246 30$aWild ways animals see the world.
260 $aTonbridge, Kent, United Kingdom :$bWhat on Earth Books,$c2018.
300 $a35 p. :$bcolor ill. ;$c34 cm.
500 $aCover title.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (page 35) and index.
505 0 $aHow do we see? -- Mammals -- Birds -- Reptiles, amphibians, worms, and mollusks -- Insects.
520 $aThis book shares the latest scientific research on animal vision. Discover pigeons' sunglasses, owls' tube-shaped eyes, insects with thousands of mini eyes, and much, much more. With delightful and surprising illustrations, this book allows us a rare glimpse of the world through animals' eyes. Learn interesting facts such as: cows spot predators coming up from behind, cats see mice scurrying through the night, snakes see infrared-- which we only feel as heat, andeagles see eight times more detail than we can. --$c(Source of summary not specified).
520 $aNonfiction lift-the-flap book with recent scientific research on animal vision. Illustrations show how various animals see the world. Discover pigeons' sunglasses, owls' tube-shaped eyes, insects with thousands of mini eyes. Learn how cows spot predators coming up from behind, cats see mice scurrying through the night, snakes see infrared (which we only feel as heat), and eagles see eight times more detail than we can.
546 $aTranslated from the French.
650 0$aEye$xJuvenile literature.
650 0$aVision$xJuvenile literature.
650 0$aAnimals$vJuvenile literature.
650 0$aAnatomy, Comparative$vJuvenile literature.
650 0$aPhysiology$vJuvenile literature.
700 1 $aSkipworth, Patrick.
700 1 $aPatton, Tadd.