squids

Describes some of the exaggerated stories that have been told about giant squids and also what scientists have learned about their real physical characteristics and behavior.

Describes the traits and classification of the aquatic mammals called coleoids, a subgroup of the cephalopods, with an emphasis on different kinds of octopuses, squids, and cuttlefish.

Presents a study of cephalopods and examines how they swim, what they eat, their size, and the different cephalopods around the world.

Presents an introduction to squids, in simple text with illustrations, and includes information on their physical characteristics, how they eat, and how they reproduce. Includes glossary.

When Cody Mack and the boys uncover an old, forgotten swimming pool hidden below the floor of Splurch Academy's gymnasium they think it may provide them with an escape route, but the pool is overflowing with evil, monstrous squids.

Provides an introduction to the glass squid family, discussing where they live, their physical characteristics, reproduction and baby squid, how they move, their hunting behaviors, and strategies for avoiding predators, and looking at encounters between people and squids.

Introduces the defense mechanisms, reproduction, and other characteristics of such cephalopods as the octopus, squid, nautilus, and cuttlefish.

After the mysterious disappearance of their parents, Marty and Grace go to live with their scientist uncle and accompany him on, what soon becomes, an increasingly dangerous expedition to New Zealand to track a giant squid.

In order to save Avantia and end his mission, Tom must battle the monster squid Zepha.

Photographs and simple text describe the characteristics and behaviors of squids.