What kind of rock can float? Which flower has petals that weigh up to 15 pounds? Why do bees dance? How was the microwave "accidentally" invented? Thirty ready-to-color illustrations — accompanied by incredible facts, astonishing statistics, and odd tidbits about nature — make this one of... read more
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What kind of rock can float? Which flower has petals that weigh up to 15 pounds? Why do bees dance? How was the microwave "accidentally" invented? Thirty ready-to-color illustrations — accompanied by incredible facts, astonishing statistics, and odd tidbits about nature — make this one of the most entertaining and educational coloring books around!
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