Animals Do the Strangest Things

The dust jacket of "Animals do the Strangest Things" shows visible wear with some edge tears, but remains intact. The hardcover binding is sturdy, and the pages are clean and well-preserved, offering a glimpse into the fascinating world of animal behaviors through engaging text and illustrations.

"Animals do the Strangest Things" by Leonora and Arthur Hornblow, with illustrations by Michael K. Frith, is a delightful exploration of the peculiar behaviors exhibited by various animals. Published by Random House in New York in 1964, this hardcover edition is part of the esteemed Step-Up Books series, designed to engage young readers with fascinating facts about the natural world. The copyright page confirms the 1964 publication by Random House, with no additional edition details visible. This book is particularly notable for its charming illustrations that bring to life the unusual habits of animals, making it both an educational and entertaining read. While the dust jacket shows some wear and edge tears, the book remains a valuable addition for collectors of vintage children's literature and those interested in animal behavior.