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What's That? Australian Mammals (HB)

What's That? Australian Mammals (HB)

ISBN: 9781922800565
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This What's That? title features Myke Mollard's vibrant cinematic drawings of a wide range of Australian mammals. And it's jampacked with fascinating facts! From engineering echidnas to boisterous bandicoots, quirky quolls, diligent dingoes, whopping whales and distinctive dugongs — children will discover why wild nature is our most precious resource. Australia has the highest rate of mammal extinction in the world. Let’s listen to what nature is telling us.

Illustrated by Myke Mollard

Imprint: WOODSLANE PRESS

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Format: HARDBACK

Pages: 32

What's that Mammal?Engineering EchidnasPlayful PlatypusKissable KoalasBurrowing Bilbies and Nimble NumbatsTerrifying Tasmanian Devils and Threatened ThylacinesMeek Marsupial Moles and Wise WombatsKick-boxing KangaroosWadlu-Waru Walleroos, Wee Wallabies and Trapezing Tree KangaroosPretty Pygmy Possums and Bloodcurdling Brushtail PossumsHeartwarming Honey Possums and Rebellious Ringtail PossumsBusy Brushtail Bettongs and Quirky QuokkasPowerful Pademelond and Swinging Sugar GlidersDiligent DingoesBelly-buttoned Bats and Ratty RodentsAgile Australian Fur Seals and Singular Sea LionsWhopping Whales and Delightful DolphinsDistinctive Dugongs

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Author Bio

Myke Mollard is a children’s educator, illustrator, author and designer – just some of his creative talents. He began his career in graphic design, branding management and producing commercials for TV. He later found outlets for his passion for educating kids about the world around them,  informing and entertaining them in the classroom and online, and via his superbly illustrated books. His book An A-Z of Australian Bush Creatures has sold 85,000 copies and counting. His other books include Australian Dinosaurs and Mega Beasts and Australian Backyard Birds.