Are My Eyes Bigger than My Stomach

Juvenile Anhinga

by Carol Creager

Are My Eyes Bigger than My Stomach
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Are My Eyes Bigger than My Stomach

Juvenile Anhinga

by Carol Creager

Published Jun 28, 2020
43 Pages
Genre: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Animals / General



 

Book Details

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I am an anhinga or snakebird because I swim like a submarine, with my body underwater and my skinny head and neck upright, like a snake standing on its tail. My skinny throat expands so that I can swallow fish, which are somewhat round. Do I ever try to swallow a fish that is too big? Read my book to find out. Andy Anhinga

Soy anhinga porque nado como un submarino, con el cuerpo debajo del agua y la cabeza y el cuello arriba, como una culebra que está de pie (o de cola). La garganta tan delgada dilata tanto que puedo tragar peces, que son algo redondos. ¿Jamás trato de tragar un pez que es demasiado grande? Lee mi libro para saber. Andy Anhinga

 

About the Author

Carol Creager

What do I know about wildlife? I have watched and photographed it since I was a small child. I have visited most Spanish-speaking countries during my vacations from teaching Spanish. My first trip to Costa Rica was in 1970. My goals in life are to entertain as well as to educate others and to promote conservation. I want everyone to be able to see and to appreciate nature and wildlife; therefore, I write photographic books. Most books describe animals and birds. I want you to see what I see while I travel so that you can understand as much as possible how creatures live, what they eat, how they move, and what they do where they are visible. I tired of studying books talking about ecology and wildlife; I want you to see what each creature looks like and how they act. I chose Spanish-speaking countries for two reasons. First, I speak the language and have photographed everything I could for many years for my students to see as they learned the language. To communicate successfully with people of other countries, you need to understand their customs and culture as well as their language. Second, people are familiar with huge African and Asian animals. Unfortunately, little attention has been paid to the wealth of Latin American wildlife; I am trying to do my bit to help remedy the lack. While most of my books are written primarily for children, I hope adults too will enjoy the photographs and humor as well as learn more about the wildlife. Carol Creager

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AM I THE MOST AGILE BIRD?
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