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"Just Like Mom and Dad" by E.H. Gieske explores the intriguing phenomenon of how various animals and their babies resemble their parents. The book reveals fascinating facts about different species, including cowbirds, kangaroos, bats, and butterflies, highlighting their unique parenting methods and the surprising appearances of their offspring. The author shares insights into how some animals evolve to look like their parents as they mature while others begin life looking quite distinct. An educational read that sparks curiosity about the animal kingdom and parent-offspring dynamics.
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Just like mom and dad E. H Gieske
This book is about … It’s about a book about how babies and animals turn out to look like their parents, and how they hatch like a cow bird and some other animals like snakes, dogs, butterflies, turtles, kangaroos, and elephants.
What I found interesting was … • Yes, I did find this book interesting because I didn’t know that some of these animals when they were born they look like their parents at all.
Interesting Facts • I learned that cow birds when they get older they have to look like their mom or dad. Some kangaroos raise their babies in their pouch until they get older. Bats don’t make their own nets if the mother needs to leave their young, she hangs the babies up by it’s feet. And the adults frogs skin tends to be moist and smooth. Adult toad’s skin is usually dry and rough, bumpy. Some male catfish carries the eggs in their mouth. Butterflies choose the best leaf for caterpillars to eat the female butterfly taste with their the sensors and her feet.
My opinion … • Yes, I did like this book because it gave me some good facts that I didn’t know and about animals and how some animals do not look like their parent at all when they’re born.
