Flies That See in Slow Motion
Flies That See in Slow Motion
by Vonder Brink, Tracy
ISBN: 9798892608855
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Why is it so hard to swat a fly? They see much faster than we can move! How do these tiny creatures do it? Flies That See in Slow Motion, part of the Tiny But Mighty! series, shares the secrets of how flies see. Find out how their eyes are different from yours, how that helps them keep away from you, and much more!
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Imprint: Little Mitchie
Category: NonfictionInterest Level:
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Dewey Number: 595.77
Page Count: 24
Trim: 8 x 8
Tiny but Mighty! Series
Animals don’t have to be big to do great things. The six books of the Tiny but Mighty! series give readers a close-up look into the lives of some amazing animals: Ants That Build Cities, Flies That See in Slow Motion, Hummingbirds That Fly Like Helicopters, Snails That Carry Their Houses, Spiders That Spin Gold, and Termites That Build Towers. Readers will see exactly how their small size doesn’t stop them from doing amazing things! Each book is full of facts about the animals and what they do. Simple, engaging text, full-color photographs, and fun facts help young readers explore each high-interest topic. Books include tips for parents and caregivers, a glossary, suggestions for further reading, and an index. Discover the secrets of these tiny but mighty creatures!
