A book about eyes
Eyes that see

This second book in the NatureCulture Series deals with 24 different animals and their various abilities to see.
The animals are illustrated in an easy to identify manner, with a good glimpse of the stalks, balls and dots.

About the book
This book will show children (and their parents or teachers alike) another aspect of the five senses in animals, namely the sight. Sight is - next to hearing, touch, smell and taste - extremely important for animals to see their food, distinguish family members and to find their way around. The book covers 24 animals and their ways of seeing.
You probably didn't know that a sea star has eyes at the tips of their arms, or that the eyes of a frog help with swallowing food, or that a penguin has see-through eyelids.

The book is most suited for children from 4 to 8 years old, but I'm already sure that parents and teachers will learn just as much reading it.