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Arctic Terns: A Migration Story
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The Arctic Tern Flies A ZigZag Route From The Arctic To Antarctica Each Year. Humpback Whales Migrate From Cold Polar Feeding Grounds To Tropical Seas To Give Birth. Whether To Find Food, Warmer Weather, Or A Safe Place To Have Babies, These Animals Are On Incredible Missions Of Migration. Stunning Artwork Makes These Epic Journeys Come Alive. Perfect For Animal Lovers And Life Science Lessons. Arctic Terns Fly From The North Pole To The South Pole Every Year In Pursuit Of Food And Warmer Weather. Battling Storms And Other Birds Who Steal Their Food, The Birds Reach Antarctica In The Summer And Stay There Until ItS Time To Fly Home Again. Follow The Incredible Journey Of An Arctic TernS Migration With The Rest Of Her Flock In This Narrative Nonfiction Picture Book. Author Lisa Amstutz And Illustrator Howard Gray Lend Their Scientific And Creative Expertise To This Migration Story, Creating A Book That Will Delight Animal And Nature Lovers And Support Life Science Education. Includes A Migration Map, Tips To Protect Animals And Habitats, A Glossary, And Further Resources.
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