What do the wild yak and the chimpanzee have in common? The same thing as the cheetah and the sloth: Their populations are dwindling. This coloring book spotlights 30 endangered species and their habitats, from the marine environment of sea otters and humpback whales to the jungle worlds of tigers and orangutans. Dover Original.
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Endangered Animals Mazes by Dave Phillips Entertaining, educational collection. Captions provide instructions for helping the South African bontebok, the Australian broad-headed snake, an American alligator, and 33 other imperiled animals. Solutions.
Alaskan Wildlife Coloring Book by Jan Sovak Wolves, grizzlies, beluga whales, and other awesome creatures roam their native habitats in this fun-to-color collection of 30 accurately rendered drawings.
Galapagos Islands Coloring Book by Jan Sovak Accurate depictions of 32 unique creatures from one of the world's most exotic island chains. Includes the awesome giant tortoise and the leaf-toed gecko. Descriptive captions.
Go Green Fun Kit by Dover Endangered Animals Coloring Book,Let's Go Green! coloring book, Exploring Ecosystems! An Environmentally Friendly Coloring Book, over 75 puzzles, 11 x 17 poster, crayons. WARNING: Not for children under 6 years.
Eco-Logical Brain Games by Tony J. Tallarico, Jr. How do you convince kids to "think green" and do their part to protect the environment? With 35 fun activities—from word searches to "unscramble the letters" games—they will learn about recycling, endangered animals, and more.
Go Green! Stickers by Karen Embry Boost kids' awareness of the environment with 20 fun stickers — colorful reminders that the planet needs everyone's help. Includes a stylized sun, dove, flower, winged heart, peace symbol, "Save our earth" globe, and more.
Go Green! Tattoos by Karen Embry Show the world you're an ecology-friendly citizen of the earth! These ornate tattoos include a decorative sun, globe, flower, recycling symbol and "Live Green" banner — 9 fun ways to express your love for Mother Nature.
How to Draw Forest Animals by Barbara Soloff Levy See how easy it can be to use basic shapes to draw 30 animals, from the common skunk and moose to the exotic forest wolf spider and star-nosed mole. Blank practice pages are included.
WARNING: Not for children under 6 years.