Books in Creatures of the Sea series

How deep in the ocean do anglerfish live? How big are anglerfish? What is the anglerfish's lure and how does in attract prey? Learn all about these "black sea devils" and other frightening fish in this title.

What do giant isopods eat? Who discovered this creature? What is a crustacean's exoskeleton? Learn all about mysterious and unusual crustaceans, including the giant isopod, in this title.

Profiles the physical characteristics and behavior of these aquatic mammals, including the threat to their survival from motorboat traffic, hunting, and fishing.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, predators, and life cycle of the dolphin.

With its rounded forehead, grinning mouth, and friendly personality, the snow-white beluga whale is among the world's most appealing cetaceans. This book examines the beluga's body, lifestyle, and hunting habits. Also included is a chapter on the beluga whale's incredible vocal abilities.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, predators, and life cycle of sea turtles.

Fulfills the standard: "Life Science" from the National Science Education Standards for Grades 4-8.

Introduces tarsiers, describing their physical features, habitat, life cycle, and their endangered status.

Do morays attack humans with their razor sharp teeth? How does the moray move through the water? Learn all about giant morays and other eels in this title.

There are about 900 types of sea anemones in the world. This book highlights some of these species and examines general sea anemone locations, anatomy, reproduction, food gathering techniques, and defenses. The sea anemone's commensal relationships with clownfish and other creatures are also discussed.

Describes the characteristics, habitat, behavior, regeneration, enemies, and types of sponges.

Profiles the physical characteristics and behavior of these furry aquatic mammals, including the life cycle and survival strategies.