Reviews
The scientific observation that re-recognized the value of dung, explaining with this interesting and amusing detail the stuff we used to avoid while we were stinking, has drawn us to the pleasure of stealing information from books. Sometimes I heard that rabbits eat dung, but I thought it was just a way to hide their tracks, and it's interesting that eating something less digested is an evolved life extension. It was also interesting to observe that the forest animals came out of the
It's a lot of fun to start with, it's like the title is really interesting to kids. My child, too, is curious about how many animals are eating shit and she's reading it. I didn't know much of the animals that eat shit, but it really did. And the story about dung beetles was very interesting. It's like a dung beetle. They say it's dung, and it'll be dung, but they actually call it horse dung. And the dung beetle also has different shapes, not just from the same dung beetle, but also from how it
As we listen to the stories of funny, old shit-eating plants and animals who eat dung, the secrets of evolution are naturally understandable. And we're curious about the stories of animals that we can hear with tails. The dung beetle is not only cow dung, but also horse dung and has the name horse dung, which is said to be a favorite of dung marbles. The dung beetle, which has dozens of species, all say it makes dung marbles without rolling, while other friends find it interesting to go in and
[We all eat shit]. Young kids laugh when they're talking about shit without exception. Today I read a book with this shit. In the book, we can look at their evolution through the stories of the different species that eat dung. And we can also understand the beauty of ecosystems. There's a lot of writing, but there's so much easy words and fun that you can put in. And because of the great content, it was fascinating to read it all. The dung beetle, the first one to come to mind when it was dung,
This is a review of the first 4,5,6th graders, which seems to be a better book, a book associated with textbooks. The contents of this book. The dung beetle eats only the dung of its carnivore, the rabbit eats its own poo, and the baby koala eats its mother's poo. Why would he do that? We all eat shit. It's a child science curriculum where we have fun and amazing shit stories. There are a lot of dung-eating species, dung beetles, gold flies, rabbits, koalas, parrots, roses, and they're
I thought it was a story of how the shit is recycled in nature, but it was really interesting beyond expectations. The only thing known about the surrounding ‘a dung eater’ is dogs and flies and the recycling of dung in nature is that it's used as a fertilizer for crops. And as I read this book, I noticed that quite a few animals, including rabbits, koalas and parrots, were able to learn about the nature of their dung, their young, and how dung beetles, worms, and bats are used in nature for
We all eat shit? I actually felt a little dirty when I heard the title. But when I read the book, I didn't even think it was noble to eat shit, especially when I learned that a mother parrot was eating the dung of a carnivorous animal, in order to get the nutrients needed to lay her eggs. The mother parrot’s mother, who had been expecting it, really admired the fact that her dung smells worse than that of her carnivores. A baby koala eats its mother's tusks like a diet because it doesn't have
Park Jae-yong: We all eat poop.
The ‘ dung ’ is considered stinky and messy, and there are plenty of interesting stories in the air. This is a child science manual that talks about the secrets of evolution in the stories of dung-eating plants and animals. The dung beetle, the gold fly, the rabbit, the koala, parrots and roses, all kinds of dung-eating plants and animals, come along, make their stories funny and interesting and pleasant. Why beetles eat only the grassy grassy dung of the meadows, why rabbits eat their own dirty shit, why baby koalas eat their mother's poop, and why the mother antlers eat wolf poo, all the funny shit stories on their tails. Children's readers will be able to enjoy the desperate efforts of plants and animals to adapt to given environments and the wonderful 'Envolence process' with their own stories of shit.
Korean title: 우린 모두 똥을 먹어요
Korean author: 박재용
Korean publisher: 해나무
ISBN-13: 9791164050079
Reviews
The scientific observation that re-recognized the value of dung, explaining with this interesting and amusing detail the stuff we used to avoid while we were stinking, has drawn us to the pleasure of stealing information from books. Sometimes I heard that rabbits eat dung, but I thought it was just a way to hide their tracks, and it's interesting that eating something less digested is an evolved life extension. It was also interesting to observe that the forest animals came out of the
It's a lot of fun to start with, it's like the title is really interesting to kids. My child, too, is curious about how many animals are eating shit and she's reading it. I didn't know much of the animals that eat shit, but it really did. And the story about dung beetles was very interesting. It's like a dung beetle. They say it's dung, and it'll be dung, but they actually call it horse dung. And the dung beetle also has different shapes, not just from the same dung beetle, but also from how it
As we listen to the stories of funny, old shit-eating plants and animals who eat dung, the secrets of evolution are naturally understandable. And we're curious about the stories of animals that we can hear with tails. The dung beetle is not only cow dung, but also horse dung and has the name horse dung, which is said to be a favorite of dung marbles. The dung beetle, which has dozens of species, all say it makes dung marbles without rolling, while other friends find it interesting to go in and
[We all eat shit]. Young kids laugh when they're talking about shit without exception. Today I read a book with this shit. In the book, we can look at their evolution through the stories of the different species that eat dung. And we can also understand the beauty of ecosystems. There's a lot of writing, but there's so much easy words and fun that you can put in. And because of the great content, it was fascinating to read it all. The dung beetle, the first one to come to mind when it was dung,
This is a review of the first 4,5,6th graders, which seems to be a better book, a book associated with textbooks. The contents of this book. The dung beetle eats only the dung of its carnivore, the rabbit eats its own poo, and the baby koala eats its mother's poo. Why would he do that? We all eat shit. It's a child science curriculum where we have fun and amazing shit stories. There are a lot of dung-eating species, dung beetles, gold flies, rabbits, koalas, parrots, roses, and they're
I thought it was a story of how the shit is recycled in nature, but it was really interesting beyond expectations. The only thing known about the surrounding ‘a dung eater’ is dogs and flies and the recycling of dung in nature is that it's used as a fertilizer for crops. And as I read this book, I noticed that quite a few animals, including rabbits, koalas and parrots, were able to learn about the nature of their dung, their young, and how dung beetles, worms, and bats are used in nature for
We all eat shit? I actually felt a little dirty when I heard the title. But when I read the book, I didn't even think it was noble to eat shit, especially when I learned that a mother parrot was eating the dung of a carnivorous animal, in order to get the nutrients needed to lay her eggs. The mother parrot’s mother, who had been expecting it, really admired the fact that her dung smells worse than that of her carnivores. A baby koala eats its mother's tusks like a diet because it doesn't have
