Books with title Octopuses

“Octopus, octopus!” Is a fun, colourful voyage into the world’s oceans, focusing on the importance of plankton, and the sea creatures who depend on it. The zany Octopi and their friends frolic in the immensity of the ocean, while their tiny comrades do most of the heavy lifting in a biological sense. Containing sumptuous imagery and witty rhyming verse, “Octopus, octopus” will educate children without making them feel like they’ve just sat through a lecture.

Octopuses have large brains. They also have nerve cells in each of their arms. These are like eight smaller brains! In this title, beginning readers will explore how octopuses use their brains to navigate the ocean, find food, and hide from predators. Leveled text and colorful photos present the information in an easy-to-understand way, while a brain comparison chart, skills graphic, profile, and scientific study feature further highlight the intelligence of octopuses!

Oceans are full of predators. But octopuses know how to survive! Long arms, soft bodies, and many other adaptations help these creatures live in the coral reef biome. This title explores how the bodies and behaviors of octopuses help them avoid predators, find food, and thrive. Special features add information about range, conservation status, life span, and diet.