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Exploring Fynbos - Plants, Animals, Interactions by Margo Branch (published by Struik Nature) seems to be aimed at slightly older children (tweens, perhaps, or young teenagers), and it’s a fine introduction to the amazing lives that live themselves out in the unique and fascinating Cape ...
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