Can Elephants Drink Through Their Noses?: The Strange Things People Say About Animals at the Zoo (Question of Science Book)
Deborah Dennard
Terry Boles
Library Binding. Lerner Publishing Group 1993-02-01.
ISBN 9780876147191
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