fishes

"When Baby Shark discovers a lost fish, it's up to this little shark to find the fish's home"--Provided by publisher.

Explains the life cycle of a fish, including the stages of development and changes it goes through to become an adult.

This book introduces readers to the biology of fish. Students will learn about oxygen and how fish absorb it from water into their bodies.

"Did you know there is a type of angler fish that is less than a quarter of an inch big? Or, that a whale shark is as large as a school bus? What do these animals look like and where do they live? Look inside to discover which of the ten fish in this book are very small and which ones are really big!"--Provided by publisher.

"When a tiny wave grows bigger and bigger, what's a fish to do? . . . a playful exploration of what it really means to go with the flow"--Provided by publisher.

"This book highlights 22 . . . fish species found in oceans, rivers, lakes, and streams. These fish encompass species from Agnatha, Chondrichthyes, and Osteichthyes groupings, including the eel-like Pacific hagfish that slithers across the muddy ocean floor, the great white shark that rules the ocean as the biggest predatory fish, and the . . . blue tang that darts in between . . . coral. The species are presented alphabetically by their common names"--Page 11.

"Lakes and oceans alike are filled with colorful fish! Readers will learn . . . information about fish characteristics and life cycles while admiring the wide variety of color found in these underwater creatures"--Provided by publisher.

"Photography accompanies . . . information about mantis shrimp and lionfish. The combination of high-interest subject matter and light text is intended for students in grades 3 through 7"--Provided by publisher.

"This . . . title gives readers lots of . . . facts about . . . different shark species. Color photographs accompany each . . . piece of information. This title is at a Level 2 and is written specifically for emerging readers"--Provided by publisher.

Great white sharks can weigh thousands of pounds, and their enormous tail fins send them zooming through the water in pursuit of prey. Find out how these top predators hunt and raise their young.