marine fauna

Text and pop-up illustrations depict sea animals such as the hermit crab, moray eel, and octopus.

Provides descriptions of physical characteristics and habits of some of the most at-risk marine animals in the world, with explanations of why they are endangered and how they can be protected.

Introduces some of the animals and fishes that live in the ocean.

Photographs and simple text describe various animals that live along the ocean floor and how the coral reefs are formed.

Introduces the letters A-Z by describing fish and other creatures living in the North Atlantic Ocean.

Describes the ways in which various sea creatures give birth to their young, examining such types as beach babies, river babies, and marine mammal babies and following them as they grow to adulthood.

Describes the characteristics of different types of animals that live in the ocean.

A look at predatory marine animals such as sharks, jellyfish, and octopus.

Describes the physical characteristics and living conditions of green turtles, whales, walruses, and waved albatrosses, all endangered species and warns against pollution of the seas.

Text and illustrations with movable flaps introduce the characteristics of a variety of marine animals whose shape and/or coloration helps camouflage them from their enemies.