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 \nMeet the most unusualand amazing animalson the planet with theEXTREME ANIMALSseries.  \nJacket illustrationsc 2018by Steve Jenkins  \nW3LSASA810enLNA02NIY.所T月508d y99NO70  \nMAY 2018  \nSTKIEST!  \n20 S M E L LY A N I M AL S  \nS T E V E J E N K I N S  \nHOUGHTON MIFFLIN HARCOURT·BOSTON·NEW YORK  \nStinkiest!  \nSTINKIEST!  \nContents  \n4 Whew!  \nintroduction  \n6、Smellier than alesser anteaterskunk  \n8 Stink bombhoney badger  \n9Scaly stinkertree pangolin  \n10 Tangled up in goo spiny-tailed gecko  \n12 Urrrp!European roller  \n14 Take a step backstriped skunk  \n15 Beetle defensedesert stink bug  \n16 Bombs away!bombardier beetle  \n18 Slinky and stinky king ratsnake  \n20 Don't touch megreen woodhoopoe  \nSTINKIEST!21 Stink fight!ring-tailed lemur22 Smoke screensea hare24 Smelly actVirginia opossum26 How does yourthree-toed slothgarden grow?27 Bird fartshoatzin  \n28 Stinky protection common earwig30 Danger!African elephant32 Bug repellentmillipede33 Sour spraygiant whiptailscorpion34 Stinkiest of all?striped polecat36 Why do some animals smell bad?38 Glossary39 Bibliography  \nSTINKIEST!  \nWhew!  \nSome animals produce strong smells tomark their territory.They put stinkyliquid on branches or rocks to tellother creatures,\"This place belongsto me.\"Animals also use strong odorsas a defense.Some of them smell sodisgusting that predators leave themalone.And there are a few creaturesthat smell really bad because of whatthey eat or what lives in their fur.Butwhat animal is the smelliest of all?  \n*Words in blue can be found in the glossary on page 38.  \nSTINKIEST!  \nSome animals usestrong odors todefend themselves.  \nStrong smells can helpan animal protect itsterritory.  \nSmellier than a skunk  \nThe lesser anteater lives in therainforests of South America.It is agood climber and spends most of itstime in the trees.When it is in danger,it releases a nasty odor from a gland6","cbCaics6r7EGtvg8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaics6r7EGtvg8","pdf",2270222,48,"English","# Introduction\n## Smellier than a lesser anteaterskunk\n## Stink bomb honey badger\n## Scaly stinkertree pangolin\n## Tangled up in goo spiny-tailed gecko\n## Urrrp! 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