Mammals - Hands-on, Brainy, Magical, Happy Sticker

Author: Xi Shang Studio
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: A small atlas of mammals made by children themselves! A magical sticker book about mammals! After learning the simple knowledge about mammals, carefully read the text of each entry, observe the shapes and contents of each black-and-white illustration, and then find a corresponding sticker in the middle-page inserts of this book to stick it on. If you are careful, every sticker can be reused. We also provide two background images for you to use stickers and complete your artwork according to your own ideas. Exercise your observation skills, memory, and hands-on ability, and gain knowledge through thinking and doing! There are about 4,000 species of mammals in the world, and humans are one of them. Except for six primitive mammals, all mammals are directly born by their mothers. Although mammals vary in appearance and diet, they all share the same life process of growth, development, and survival. The world of mammals is a colorful one, and they can be found almost everywhere—on the African plains, in the depths of the ocean, on polar ice caps, and in lush forests. Mammals are divided into three major categories: carnivorous (whales, dolphins, dogs, tigers, lions, and other carnivores), herbivorous (deer, beavers, cows, horses, pandas, tree shrews, and other grass-eaters), and omnivorous (humans, some bears, and other omnivores). The relationship between mammals and humans is also very different: there are those humans strongly dislike, such as mice; there are various pets and domestic animals that are extremely close to humans; and there are many rare animals that have been driven out of their habitats and are already extinct or endangered due to human encroachment and overhunting. With the continuous development of human society, animals' living spaces are getting smaller, and the number of species is decreasing.