whales

A large whale shows the greedy Amomonies how to fish carefully so there will always be enough fish in the sea for everyone.

Provides information about the St. Lawrence River and the different species of whales that migrate there each spring, and discusses the decline in whale populations over the course of the twentieth century.

A lonely old man who waits each year to see the orcas swim past his house imparts his love of the whales to his granddaughter.

The authors present the results of twenty years of killer whale research in British Columbia and Washington State. Offers information on natural history and whale watching, and contains a catalog of over 300 photographs for identifying individual whales.

Discusses the various members of the Cetaceans, their physical characteristics, feeding and migration habits, intelligence, and behavior.

An American epic tale about a captain of a whaleship and his obsession to catch the whale named Moby Dick.

Full-color photographs and simple text describe the physical characteristics, behaviors, and migration of whales.

An introduction to the history, physical characteristics, and behavior of the gray whale, a toothless mammal of the northern Pacific Ocean.