Real Life Sea Monsters
3 primary works • 7 total works
Book 1
Book 3
Book 6
One can change its color and texture; the other has tooth-like structures in each sucker; and both have beak-like mouths. With this book s concise anatomy breakdowns, wealth of detailed information, and array of impressive underwater photographs, readers will become familiar with the similarities and differences between the giant squid and octopus.
There are many species of box jellyfish, some of which are very small. Regardless of their meager size, they are able to deliver millions of poisonous stings that can stop a grown human s heart. Read on to discover what makes the terrifying yet beautiful box jellyfish one of the deadliest creatures in the sea.
Once a moray eel has clamped down on a fish, something terrifying happens . . . a second set of jaws lunges out of its throat and begins to devour its prey! Readers won t be able to turn away as they learn all about the moray eel, its adaptations and habitat, and the dangers it presents to scuba divers.