The Weirdest Animals of the World Book for Kids: Surprising and weird facts about the strangest animals on the planet!

Written by Jack Lewis

Narrated by Millian Quintero

Take a journey around the world to discover the oddest, strangest, most unusual animals on the planet in this newest addition to the best-selling Wonderful World of Animals series! *Surprising and strange facts for kids ages 5-12*

From snub-nosed monkeys to gharials and babirusas to warty frogfishes— this book is brimming with fascinating full-color photos of some of the world’s most curious creatures. This surprising collection showcases many unusual and strange species such as giant isopods, dugongs, maned wolves, and jabirus!

The Weirdest Animals of the World Book for Kids is a standout audiobook to educate and delight boys and girls who enjoy animals of all kinds. Whether they swim in the sea, leap through the trees, scurry on the ground, or soar in the sky, strange and special creatures can be found everywhere!

Learn bizarre facts such as:

• The blue blood of horseshoe crabs is used to make medicines and vaccines
• Ocean sunfishes cannot close their mouths
• Golden tortoise beetles use their poop to make shields
• And so much more...

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Starry Dreamer Publishing, LLC
• Release date: Feb 17, 2024
• ISBN: 9798868714047

Jack Lewis

Jack Lewis is a neurobiologist and television presenter. He earned a PhD in neuroscience from University College London, continuing his research using functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging to investigate how human brains integrate sound and vision as a post-doc at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics. For more than a decade he has focused on bringing the latest neuroscience research to the attention of the widest possible audience. He has co-authored two popular science books, Sort Your Brain Out and The Mice Who Sing for Sex, made regular appearances as an expert on ITV's This Morning, and has presented on several TV shows including the BBC's People Watchers, Discovery Science's The Tech Show, ITV's How to Get More Sex, and two series of Secrets of the Brain. His podcast, Geek Chic's Weird Science, ran to over 100 episodes, and he writes a long-running brain blog at www.drjack.co.uk. @DrJackLewis