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by Caroline Arnold photographs by Richard Hewett


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has written more than one hundred books for

children. Many of the books are about animals. Caroline lives with

her husband in Los Angeles, California.

-worked for magazines before he discoveredchildrens books. He, too, has created many books about animals.

Richard lives with his wife in Los Angeles, California.

Mother and Baby Zoo Animals

Electronic book published by ipicturebooks.com

24 W. 25th St.

New York, NY 10010

For more ebooks, visit us at:

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All rights reserved.

Text copyright (c)1999 by Caroline Arnold

Photographs copyright (c) 1999 by Richard R. Hewett

Originally published by Carolrhoda Books, Inc., c/o The Lerner Publishing Group

No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,

electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any informationstorage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher.

e-ISBN 1-58824-987-5

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Arnold, Caroline.

Mother and baby zoo animals / by Caroline Arnold ; photographs by Richard Hewett

p . c m .

Includes index.

Summary: Describes how mother zoo animals feed, clean, protect, and play with

their babies.

ISBN I-57505-285-7 (lib. bdg.: elk. paper)

i. Parental behavior in animals-Juvenile literature. 2. Zoo animals-lnfancy-

Juvenile literature. [I. Zoo animals-Infancy. 2. Zoo animals-Habits and behavior.]

I. Hewett, Richard, ill, II. Title.

QL762.A75 1999

591.563-dc21 98-l5749

1 2 3 4 5 6 - JR - 04 03 02 01 00 9900
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by Caroline Arnold photographs by Richard Hewett


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other animals take

care of their babies.

2

giraffes


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mother lion licks

her baby clean.

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lions


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mother zebra

keeps her baby close

by her side.

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zebras


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he whole herd

helps a mother

elephant look after

her baby.

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elephants


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mother chimpanzee

picks bugs and dirt from

her babys hairy coat.

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chimpanzees


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mother flamingo

watches over her baby

in the nest.

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flamingos


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mother hippopotamus

listens to her baby.

14

hippopotamuses


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mother panda

hugs her baby.

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pandas


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enguin parents keep

their babys feathers

neat and clean.

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penguins


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mother llama

knows her baby

by its smell.

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llamas


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mother ibex

is busy caring

for her twins.

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ibexes


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mother orangutan

gives her baby a

piggyback ride.

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orangutans


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mother kangaroo

keeps her baby

warm and snugin her pouch.

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kangaroos


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other animals feed

their babies and keep

them safe until the babies

can take care of themselves.

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camels


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Where can I find ...

camels? ...................................... page 29chimpanzees? ...................... pages 10-11

elephants? ............................ pages 8-9

flamingos? .......................... pages 12-13

giraffes? ...................................... page 3

hippopotamuses? ............... pages14-15ihexes? ................................... pages 22-23

kangaroos? ......................... page 26-27

koalas? ....................................... page 31

lions? ....................................... pages 4-5

llamas? ............................... pages 20-21orangutans? .................... pages 1, 24-25

pandas? ............................. pages 16-17

penguins? ........................... pages 18-19

zebras? ..................................... pages 6-7

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