SCIENCE
Rundgren, Helen

The World's Best Noses, Ears, and Eyes

(4) K-3 Illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius. Framed as a competition wherein various animals (most native to the U.S.) boast of the prowess of their sensory organs, this book supplies information about, for example, a moth's "antennae noses," a bat's echolocation ears, and a giraffe's "elevated eyes." Bright cartoons illustrate the lighthearted text. Perhaps disappointingly, no conclusions are reached--except that "pretty average" humans lack a single standout sense.

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