Books in Under the Sea series

Text and photographs introduce squids, including how they can change color and squirt ink at their predators.

Text and photographs introduce sea horses, their physical characteristics including their length, their head that looks like a horse, the bony plates that cover their body, their fins, and their curly tails.

Text and photographs introduce sea turtles, their physical characteristics including their hard shell and length, along with some behavioral traits such as how they migrate.

Describes the life of sea sponges as the oldest living animals on Earth, including their history, number of species, functions, habitats, physical characteristics, diet, reproduction, and threats from predators and human consumption.

Text and photographs introduce sharks and their physical characteristics including their size, teeth, and fins, and their behavioral traits such as swimming in groups.

Text and photographs introduce jellyfish, their physical characteristics including their soft, bell-shaped body and tentacles, and describes their behavior such as their stinging abilities and eating habits.

Text and photographs introduce sea turtles, their physical characteristics including their hard shell and length, along with some behavioral traits such as how they migrate.

Text and photographs introduce clown fish, their physical characteristics including their bright colors, their fins, and some of their behavioral traits like living with sea anemones in coral reefs.

Text and photographs introduce sharks and their physical characteristics including their size, teeth, and fins, and their behavioral traits such as swimming in groups.

Barracudas are long, silvery fish. Their mouths are filled with sharp teeth to catch prey. Learn about the lives of barracudas under the sea.

Text and photographs introduce corals and their physical characteristics including their mouth, tentacles, and coloring.

Text and photographs introduce eels including their body shape, parts, and color.