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It highlights striking marine-animal adaptations and behaviors, including how piranhas detect taste from a distance, how starfish feed by turning their stomach outward into a clam, and penguins’ origins and habits. 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 \n●The starfish,or sea star,eats clams by first prying apart the shells.Then thestarfish puts its stomach outside of its body and into the clam!  \n●The African black-footed penguin is the only penguin originally from Africa,where George is from.They live on the coast of southwest Africa and preferwarm temperatures.  \n·Although many people think penguins are Arctic birds,all eighteen specieslive south of the equator.  \n●Penguin chicks cannot swim while they have their downy feathers and learnto swim after they are ten weeks old.  \nMARGRET &H.A.REY'SCuviiouws Geoige  aittefgwain  \nby R.P.Anderson  \nllustrated in the style of H.A.Rey by Anna Grossnickle Hines  \n吗  \nHoughton Mifflin Company Boston  \nCopyright ◎2007 by Houghton Mifflin Company  \nCurious George⑧is a registered trademark of Houghton Miffin Company.  \nAll rights reserved.For information about permission to reproduceselections from this book,write to Permissions,Houghton Miffin Company,215 Park Avenue South,New York,New York 10003.  \nwww.houghtonmiffinbooks.com  \nThe text of this book is set in Adobe Garamond.The illustrations are watercolor.  \nI.ibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nAnderson,R.P(Robert Pierce),1969-  \nMargret &H.A.Rey's Curious George at che aquarium/by R.P Anderson;llustrated in the style of H.A.Rey by Anna Grossnickle Hines.  \np.cm.  \nMargret and H.A.Rey's Curious George at the aquarium  \nSummary:When George and the man with the yellow hat visit the aquarium,George'scuriosity gets the better of him and he accidentally joins some of the exhibits.  \nISBN-13:978-0-618-80067-4(hardcover)  \nISBN-13:978-0-618-80068-1(pbk.:alk.paper)  \nISBN-10:0-618-80067-0 (hardcover)  \nISBN-10:0-618-80068-9(pbk.:alk.paper)  \n[1.Monkeys—Fiction.2.Aquariums,Public—Fiction.3.Marine animals—Fiction.]  \nI.Rey,Margret.II.Rey,H.A.(Hans Augusto),1898-1977.II.Hines,  \nAnna Grossnickle ill.IV.Title.V.Title:Margret and H.A.Rey's Curious George  \nat the aquarium.VI.Title:Curious George at the aquarium.  \nPZ7.A54888Mar 2007  \n[E]—dc22  \n2006031367  \nThis is George.  \nHe was a good little monkey and always very curious.  \nToday George and the man with the yellow hat were visitingthe aquarium.  \n“George,\"said the man,\"pleasewait here while I buy the tickets.\"  \nGeorge tried to wait,  \nHe wanted to look over the walls,but they were too high.  \nJust then,he heard a SPLASH!and a WHOOSH!Water flew highinto the air.People cheered.Whatcould that be?George was curious.  \nHe hopped over the gate into the aquarium.How surprised he was!  \n7  \nSwimming right in front of George were two beluga whales!The mother and baby beluga whale swam right past him.","cbCaihEFGZ07ZtRx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihEFGZ07ZtRx","pdf",2837970,28,"English","# AQUARIUM FUN FACTS\n## Animal behaviors and adaptations","[{\"question\":\"How do piranhas identify whether something tastes good?\",\"answer\":\"Piranhas have bodies covered with many taste buds, letting them detect taste from a distance.\"},{\"question\":\"How does a starfish eat clams?\",\"answer\":\"It first pries apart the shells, then pushes its stomach outside its body into the clam.\"},{\"question\":\"Are all penguins Arctic birds?\",\"answer\":\"No. Although many people think so, all eighteen penguin species live south of the equator.\"}]","AQUARIUM FUN FACTS - A Curious George at the Aquarium | PDF",1790696713,11]