ocean

Discusses the formation, geologic features, life forms, uses, and future of the world's oceans.

Provides an overview of what scientists understand of the oceans, and presents a case for the need of a greater knowledge of the Earth's seas.

The kids in Ms. Frizzle's class learn firsthand lessons about the underwater world when they take a trip aboard the Magic School Bus.

Examines a variety of communities around the world, the people who live there, and the social, political, cultural, and economical issues they face.

"Learn what sand is made of, find out why the sea is salty, and explore what it is like at the bottom of the sea"--Cover, P. [4].

Full-color photographs and illustrations explore ocean marine life including sharks, whales, and dolphins; and describes their habits and habitats.

An A to Z introduction to our world's oceans and ocean life that covers a variety of topics, including Atlantis, kelp forests, the Great Barrier Reef, mollusks, and Queen Isabella.

Photographs, illustrations, and diagrams describe the various oceans around the world, animal life that inhabit them, landforms beneath the surface of the oceans, and efforts to protect oceans from pollution.

Illustrations and easy-to-follow text provide information on the different kinds of animals found in the world's oceans.

Describes some of the biological and geological wonders found in the ocean depths, including electric creatures, poisonous fish, swimming reptiles, the longest mountain chain, and a river in the ocean.