The great cover-up: animal camouflage.
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Visual materialPublisher: [S.l.]: National Geographic, 1988Description: 17 min. 17 min.DDC classification: 591.57 Summary: Introduces several kinds of camouflage and shows some of the ways that animals blend with their environment; also shows how both predators and prey use camouflage, one of the most important means of survival in the animal kingdom.
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| AV 591.5 NAT Where do animals go in winter? / | AV 591.52 DOR Endangered animals. | AV 591.53 DOR Animal appetites / | AV 591.57 NAT The great cover-up: | AV 591.754 DOR Desert animals / | AV 591.769 DOR Seashore animals / | AV 591.909 SCH Animals of the rainforests / |
Introduces several kinds of camouflage and shows some of the ways that animals blend with their environment; also shows how both predators and prey use camouflage, one of the most important means of survival in the animal kingdom.
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