
So Rude!: Animals Behaving Badly
Jessica Fries-Gaither
This nonfiction book examines animals whose behavior might seem rude by human standards. It pairs seven human behavior rules with animals that break them and explains why those actions can aid survival. Scarlet kingsnakes imitate venomous coral snakes to frighten predators, while hippos spray waste to protect their territories. Through these and other examples, the book considers animal behavior as a response to threats and the need to survive.
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