Books in I Live in the Ocean series

Presents basic information about dolphins, including how they play, how they catch their prey, and how they communicate with one another.

Presents basic information about manatees, including how they move around, how they find food, and how they communicate with one another.

Simple text and pictures teach young readers about sea turtles.

Presents basic information about sea turtles, including how they travel, how they reproduce, and what they eat.

Presents basic information about octopuses and squids, including how they move about, how they catch their prey, and some of the special adaptations that they use to avoid danger.

Presents basic information about whales, including how big they can get, how they breathe, and how different types of whales eat.

Presents basic information about dolphins, including how they play, how they catch their prey, and how they communicate with one another.

Examines the behavior, habitats, and bodies of skates and rays, describing how they catch prey, why they are important to oceans, and why many are in danger.

Presents basic information about walruses, including how they get around, what their bodies are like, and how they interact with other walruses.

Presents basic information about sharks, including what they eat, how they catch their prey, and how they reproduce.

Describes the physical characteristics and habitats of baleen and toothed whales, explaining how these marine mammals breathe, eat, and communicate, and discusses the dangers of over-hunting, pollution, and global warming.

Sharks are perhaps the most feared creatures in the worlds oceans. Their sharp teeth, strong jaws, and unblinking eyes can be frightful! Not all sharks are killers, though. Find out what the largest shark eats and how the fastest shark moves as you fish for the facts.