Who Can You Be?
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Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you were something other than a person? What if you were an owl? Owls have big eyes for sure, but did you know that they have binocular vision? That means their eyes don’t move side to side. They stare straight ahead for focus. That’s why they turn their heads back and forth so far to see all around them. They also have special feathers so they cannot be heard when they fly. Most Owls are nocturnal. That means they are most active at night.
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Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you were something other than a human? For instance, what if you were an owl? You would fly silently through the night, seeing everything around you with no trouble at all. If you were a giraffe, you would have a super long neck and be the tallest land mammal in the world! If you were a lion, your roar would echo for five miles across the African plain. If you were a horse, you could sleep sitting down or standing up. Who Can You Be? introduces traits of different animals in both an educational and entertaining way. Let’s think outside the human body and temporarily turn into another animal because we can better understand other animals if we see through their eyes.
About the Author
Lyn Shaible is a proud mother of five and grandmother of many. Using the interests, suggestions, and creative visions of her grandchildren, she has crafted stories geared for inquisitive and adventurous minds. She is also the author of The Monkey’s Adventure, Busy as a Betty Bee, and Welcome with Wonder.