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Cleveland Bays “History and Future” Horses For Kids
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https://lbugbooks.com/products/cleveland-bays-history-and-future-horses-for-kids Introduction “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” – Carl Sagan*** Cleveland Bay: Cleveland Bay horses are very special. Do youknow why? Because they are the oldest breed of horses native toEngland! Where do they come from? These horses came from the Cleveland area of North Yorkshire inEngland. This is why they are called Cleveland Bays. But this is notthe only reason for their name. What color are they? Can you guess?Do you remember what a Bay is? Bay horses Bay horses have a special coat color. Look at the pictures closely. Whatcolor do you think it is?...
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Chinchillas For Kids
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Chinchillas For Kids-Amazing Animal Books-For Young Readers https://lbugbooks.com/products/chinchillas-for-kids-amazing-animal-books-for-young-readers Introduction Chinchillas are fun, cute, and highly unique animals. Most people canclaim that they have heard of a chinchilla, but very few know what theylook like, or know much about them. This is because chinchillas arenot native to a very unique part of the world, meaning they live in onlyone small area of the world. Chinchillas were discovered in the 1500s by Spanish explorers thatcame to South America. Even though they were discovered in the1500s, it wasn't until the 1900s that people came to know more aboutchinchilla. Today, chinchillas can be kept...
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Chickens For Kids
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Introduction There are more chickens in the world than any other kind of bird. Theyare the staple of many farms, kept by farmers and country familiesalike. They are known as the “bird that gives birth every day” and havebeen around since ancient times.Chickens were domesticated since long before we can remember. Theyare very important in many parts of the world for food and feathers,which help to keep us warm and comfy.As a cheap way to have fresh eggs, chickens have grown more andmore popular as pets. They also are not as vicious as geese, a similaranimal that lays eggs and...
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