squids

Presents information about a number of sightings of the giant squid, a creature of the deep about whom very little is known, although squid lengths of up to sixty feet have been recorded.

Contains "Encountering Sea Monsters," which describes the habitat, behaviors, and physical characteristics of octopuses and squid; and "Oceans in Glass," which provides a behind the scenes look at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

Discusses the various functions and parts of squids and octopuses, covering their feeding habits and use of ink and camouflage, and contains a glossary.

Four separate stories celebrate the many-legged friendship between Squid and Octopus as they disagree over how to stay warm, encourage each other, and fret over the contents of a fortune cookie.

A photographic introduction to squids, explaining what they are, and looking at how they eat, swim, and escape predators. Includes a glossary.

A giant squid, proud of his drawing abilities, spends his time painting everything he can find in the ocean.

Introduces the octopus and squid, their habits, physical appearance, and predators and prey.

Photographs and simple Spanish and English text introduce children to the octopuses and squids that live in the world's oceans, describing their physical characteristics, behavior, eating habits, and predators.

Desperate for knowledge about his mysterious father and determined to finish his quest, Tom heads west, where Cepha the Giant Squid threatens the seas. But his arrival brings back memories of his encounter with Sepron the Sea Serpent, an encounter he barely had survived.

Discusses the various functions and parts of squids and octopuses, covering their feeding habits and use of ink and camouflage, and contains a glossary.