Lifetime: The Amazing Numbers in Animal Lives

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  Okay, our friends.

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  So we've been learning about some nature, some earth things this week that are important for us to know, right?

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  And so to follow suit with the fun things we've been learning today, I've got a story for you about numbers.

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  And not just any numbers, very specific numbers that have to do with animals.

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  The book is called Lifetime, and the subtitle is The Amazing Numbers in Animals' Lives.

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  The story was written by Lola Schaefer, and it's illustrated by Christopher Silas Neal.

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  And it is read today by Mommy and Alpha.

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  All right.

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  Alpha and Mama.

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  And here we go.

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  Alpha and Beta.

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  Am I Beta?

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  Oh, well, never know.

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  Okay.

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  When we open the book, we can see a picture and there is a spider in this picture,

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  a very creepy looking spider on a leaf.

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  And it says, in one lifetime, this spider will spin one papery egg sack, which is fragile, so don't touch.

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  And in the picture, we can see the egg sack.

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  It's a white webby looking sack full of spider eggs.

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  In one lifetime, this caribou will grow and shed 10 sets of antlers.

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