Explores the history of whales and studies the different types, the environmental factors that threaten their existence, and the similarities between whales and humans. Includes over sixty photographs.
Fraser and Hayley come across the bodies of a whale and a man on a Scottish beach and set out to determine who or what is responsible for the act, which leads them to the nearby sea caves that house a mysterious man.
Explore the work of scientists, citizen scientists, researchers, whale-watching guides and participants, and other concerned citizens to protect Earth's whale populations.
Did you know that the narwhal is called the unicorn of the sea? It can also dive more than 5,000 feet (1,500 meters) underwater. Find out these and more exciting facts.
Examines what we can know of of animal emotions and thoughts through studying their brains and behaviors. Explores stories of wolves dealing with the death of one of their pack, elephants being creative in avoiding poachers, and dolphins calling to one another while following a boat of humans.
"Simple text and full-color photography introduce beginning readers to humpback whales. Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through third grade"--.
