aquatic animals

Examines various animals that live in or near the water, discussing such habitats as swamps, ponds, and the seashore.

Describes in simple text and illustrations the plants and animals that live in and around ponds and other small bodies of water. Includes instructions for simple experiments.

Provides information about aquariums, a type of zoo for underwater animals, and features photographs and descriptions of some of the fish and other water animals that can been seen at an aquarium. including sharks, sea horses, eels, dolphins, and others.

Photographs and text depict animals that spend some or all of their time in the water and describe how they swim.

Discusses twenty-six animals who inhabit the lakes, rivers, and Gulf waters of Texas and other coastal states of the Gulf of Mexico, arranged alphabetically from Alligator to Zosterae.

Colorful illustrations and simple text identify lesser-known names and terms used to describe groups of specific animals, including congregations of crocodiles, bouquets of pheasants, and parliaments of owls.

Discusses through short essays and poems, ten endangered species that live in waterways, including scientific information about each, reasons for its endangered status, and descriptions of efforts to protect it.

Introduces children to strange animals that live in the water, including walking fish, underwater slugs, and more.

Aquarium worker Ming gives a guided tour of the Blue Harbor Aquarium, where she explains such things as what kinds of jobs people have there, what kinds of fish and animals live there, and how food is prepared for aquarium dwellers. Includes an activity and other learning resources.

Describes the lifestyle of a diving dolphin with simple words and pictures.