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Profundo, más profundo, muy profundo
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Michael Dahl |
"Describes some animals that live in low places, who dig, swim, and hide in extreme depths--in both English and Spanish"--Provided by publisher. |
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Home sweet burrow
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Mary Elizabeth Salzmann |
Looks at what burrows are and gives several examples of animals that create and live in burrows. |
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Under the ground
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Henry Pluckrose |
Describes underground areas including subways, bank vaults, and basement offices as well as the machines used to construct these places, dig tunnels, mine coal, and drill for oil. |
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Animals under the ground
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Allan Fowler |
Briefly describes some of the animals that make their homes underground, including moles, prairie dogs, and woodchucks. |
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Homes in the ground
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Mary Carpenter Reid |
Uses photographs and simple text to show some of the mammals that make burrows and tunnels going in and out of their underground homes. |
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The world beneath your feet
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Allan A. Swenson |
Describes the characteristics, life cycles, and habitats of sixteen animals, including fireflies, rabbits, and earthworms, that live all or part of their lives underground. |
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Who's in holes?
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Richard Willard Armour |
Eighteen rhymes describe the dwelling places of a variety of animals. |
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Animals underground
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Charlotte Ruffault |
Focuses on the natural history of animals that live underground. |
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The owl and the prairie dog
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Berniece Freschet |
Little Owl finds a perfect home in prairiedog town, settles down, takes a husband, and has her first family. |
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