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Lizards
by Brian Kenney: 2004 Wall Calendar
Today's reptiles are the descendants of dinosaurs.
They are reminders that giants once walked the earth.
With more than 3,800 species in existence today,
lizards outnumber both birds and mammals put together.
This 2004 wall calendar is a testament to their
great diversity. The calendar includes days of the
week, months and international holidays in English,
French, Spanish and German as well as moon phases.
Also included is a bonus page featuring September
– December 2003. |
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Turtles
by Brian Kenney: 2004 Wall Calendar
Catch up with some of Earth's oldest reptiles in
this wall calendar. There's no place like home—that's
why turtles carry theirs right on their back. Admire
the wrinkles and other delicate features that make
these amazing creatures seem wise indeed. The calendar
features days of the week, months and international
holidays in English, French, Spanish and German
as well as moon phases. Also included is a bonus
page featuring September – December 2003. |
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Turtles:
2004 Deluxe Wall Calendar
Two hundred million years ago, these self-contained
creatures shared Earth with the dinosaurs. Today,
long after the demise of its prehistoric contemporaries,
turtles and tortoises live on, withstanding both
habitat destruction and the appetites of human and
animal predators. Physically unchanged through the
ages, these reptiles are adapted to land and sea
and range from the tiny Asian leaf turtle to the
Galapagos tortoise, which can weigh over 500 lbs.
Celebrate the wonder of one of nature's most stalwart
and longest surviving species in Turtles 2004. The
calendar lists U.S., U.K. and Canadian holidays
as well as moon phases. |
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Snakes:
2004 Wall Calendar
Watch where you step, these beauties are dangerous!
This new calendar for 2004 features a stunning collection
of notorious snakes. The calendar lists international
holidays as well as moon phases and includes a bonus
page featuring September – December 2003. |
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Tropical
Fish: 2004 Wall Calendar
Tropical fish almost define the word variety. There
are a vast number of sizes, shapes and colors of
individual species of tropical fish. Any diver or
snorkeler knows that the fish are the most fascinating
part of coral reefs. See some amazing examples of
these colorful sea creatures in the months of this
2004 wall calendar. The calendar includes days of
the week, months and international holidays in English,
French, Spanish and German as well as moon phases.
Also included is a bonus page featuring September
– December 2003. |
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