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Close A new edition to the popular Do You Know series! Everything you want to know about tigers accompanied by humorous illustrations by Sampar. Did you know... — Just like very person's fingerprints are unique, so are the stripes on every tiger's head — In India, the number of tigers has dropped by half in the past 5 years. There are only approximately 1,000 left today. That's an average of one tiger death per day.

Do You Know Tigers?

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A new edition to the popular Do You Know series! Everything you want to know about tigers accompanied by humorous illustrations by Sampar. Did you know... — Just like very person's fingerprints are unique, so are the stripes on every tiger's head — In India, the number of tigers has dropped by half

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Auteur(s): Bergeron, Alain M • Sampar

Editeur: Fitzhenry & Whiteside

Année de Publication: 2018

Nombre de pages: 66

Langue: Anglais

ISBN: 978-1-55455-355-6

eISBN: 978-1-55005-011-0

A new edition to the popular Do You Know series! Everything you want to know about tigers accompanied by humorous illustrations by Sampar. Did you know... — Just like very person's fingerprints are unique, so are the stripes on every tiger's head — In India, the number of tigers has dropped by half
A new edition to the popular Do You Know series! Everything you want to know about tigers accompanied by humorous illustrations by Sampar. Did you know... — Just like very person's fingerprints are unique, so are the stripes on every tiger's head — In India, the number of tigers has dropped by half in the past 5 years. There are only approximately 1,000 left today. That's an average of one tiger death per day.

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