lobsters

Photographs and simple text introduce beginning readers to lobsters, where they live, and how they survive.

"This photo-illustrated book for early readers tells about the physical features of lobsters, how they catch food, and how they stay safe from predators. Includes picture glossary"--.

Story of Larry and the lobster Little Lob who throw a fancy restaurant into chaos when they become friends.

Two boys follow an old man home and discover what he does with the lobster he buys each month.

Describes the growth and development of a baby lobster focusing on its hatching egg and becoming a larva, and as a tiny living thing huddled with plants in a group called a plankton. Discusses how it sheds its shell and how it molts into a new shell. It then becomes an adult lobster after five to seven years and often survives for many years. Is accompanied by unique photographs.

Presents a comprehensive exploration of the natural history lobsters discussing their mating, fighting, survival skills, and sensory abilities. Also describes commercial lobster fishing and conservation efforts by lobster fishermen.

Text and photographs describe the appearance, habitat, food, maturation, mating, and behavior of crabs and lobsters.

A basic introduction to lobsters, discussing their physical characteristics, habitat, diet, and activities.

Take a colorful journey across the nation with Explore the U.S.A. Learn the geography, history, symbols, and interesting facts that make this state special. Explore the U.S.A. introduces beginning readers to the state of Maine through vivid images and engaging text.

A simple introduction to the physical characteristics, life cycle, and habitat of members of the lobster family.