Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Animals - Fish

This is the second book of the Animal Rescue Series; and photographer John D. Weigand and writer and poet, Penelope Dyan, continue with Bellissima Publishing, LLC's plan to save the planet one species at a time by making kids and adults aware of the plight of those creatures over which humankind has been given dominion. Their visit to Hawaii's beautiful Hanauma Bay brings home the wonderful work that is being done there in this nature preserve to save the creatures of the sea. Dyan is an award winning author and poet, and Weigand is an experienced television engineer. Both have been widely...

A red-lipped batfish waddles across the sea floor on its fins. These creatures come equipped with legs, wings, and they often move from place to place in surprising ways. In the latest eye-catching escape into the kingdom of Animalia, Caldecott Honor-winning team Jenkins and Page show how animals roll, fly, walk, leap, climb, swim and even flip.

GET READY. GET SET. Go Bluebell signals the start of the Merfish Fairy Race. The rules are simple: whoever crosses the finish line first, wins. Who will win the Merfish Race this year?

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A fun fish picture book for kids Loaded with colorful images of the worlds most interesting fish

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Bestselling children's author Kay de Silva presents "Sharks." The book uses captivating illustrations, and carefully chosen words to teach children about the 'fierce warriors the sea'. This series is known for its beautiful full-color images. The description in large text is simple enough for young readers or for a parent to guide a child through. There are also picture captions that provide more information to talk about with your child. Alternatively, a child of any age (even the child in you) can just look at the images and appreciate their beauty. This book depicts the wonder of the world...

Meet Bob, a curious, curly-haired boy, who sets out with his crew of diverse friends to learn about salmon. In "Bob Loves Salmon," they learn about the salmon's life cycle, anatomy and habitat. Bob and his friends from "Bob Loves Letters" uncover many other fun facts about salmon. This book for young readers and their parents includes the story "Salmon Woman and her Children," a Native American legend about why salmon migrate and return to their birth rivers. "Bob Loves Salmon" is Book 3 in the Bob Loves to Learn series.

What is a parrotfish? Is it a bird? Or is it a fish?

Yes, it's a fish with some characteristics of a parrot, a bird - that's why it's called a parrotfish.

The parrotfish mainly got its name for the formation of its teeth. The teeth in their mouths are arranged in such a unique way that no other fish has. To be more specific, their teeth are tightly arranged and packed along their jawbones to make their mouths seem like a bird's beak. In particular, their mouth is formed like a parrot's beak.

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What marine animal is a lamprey?

The Lamprey is a type of fish. Although it is sometimes called a lamprey eel, that is a misnomer - it's not a species of eel at all. Although it somewhat looks like an eel because it doesn't have scales, it actually looks more like a snake, but it is not a species of snake either.

A Lamprey is simply a type of jawless fish - but it's far from being simple. Its most interesting (and creepy) part is its mouth, because it looks like a vacuum with a LOT of teeth. Because of its habit of sucking blood from other sea creatures, it is sometimes...

Do you know what a goblin is and what it looks like?

A goblin is a type of creepy creature that exists in fairy tales. While dwarfs and gnomes can sometimes be seen in cute drawings, goblins are always scary.

Typically, goblins are shown as creatures with long noses and sharp teeth. They certainly don't look like human beings - and they're definitely not humans, either.

The Goblin Shark somewhat looks like the impression that people have of a goblin - that's why it was named that way. This strange-looking shark is also called a "living fossil" because it...

Have you seen an animal wearing makeup? More specifically, have you seen a fish wearing lipstick?

The Red-Lipped Batfish is definitely a fish - but it has such bright colored lips that you would think that it's wearing lipstick.

What's interesting about this fish is that it's not good at swimming.Since it wobbles and shakes when it tries to swim, it just walks (sort of). As a walking fish, it mainly walks on the ocean floor instead of swimming in the water.

The Red-Lipped Batfish is also a type of angler fish. Species of angler fish is also very interesting...

The hammerhead shark gets its name from its uniquely shaped head. But that's not the only amazing thing about this shark. It also has panoramic vision and an ability to detect prey with specialized organs. Young readers will learn about the appearance, behavior, life cycle, and other key features of this super-sensing fish of the sea.