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Whose Feather Is That? Natural World Conservation Or why wombats have cube-shapedDiscover a fun new way to learn about birds with this interactive picture book that helps children identify birds by their feathers. Birds are wonders of naturecaptivating to see and observe. Feathers are perhaps their most interesting aspect. The delicate down feathers keep them warm, and the sturdy flight feathers allow them to soar. Yet each species feathers are visually unique, and thats where the fun truly begins! Whose Feather Is That? turns the