Discusses the difference between whales and dolphins and provides information on their anatomy, habitats, life cycle, communications, and other characteristics

Whales and dolphins are part of a group of marine mammals called cetaceans. Many species within this group are truly amazing, thanks to their sheer size, surprising intelligence, or bizarre adaptations. Readers of this in-depth volume will learn about these topics and more, including why narwhals fence with their tusks and the role of echolocation in cetacean sea life. Other notable issues including conservation are also included among the 100 essential facts in this enjoyable book, filled with fun photographs, illustrations, diagrams, activities, and quizzes.

Product Description: Covers all aspects of cetacean life and biology, including anatomy, survival, hunting and feeding, intelligence, sounds and song, breeding, conservation, and much more - with stunning photographs and illustrations, this fact-packed book is perfect for 8- to 12-year-olds at home or school...read more

Product Description: Eye Wonder: Whales and Dolphins is a visual trip under the sea and presents young readers with a wealth of information about these beautiful mammals, including where they live, what they eat, how they breed, and the ways in which humans and the environment threaten their very existence...read more

Product Description: Discover Science: Whales and Dolphins by Caroline Harris introduces readers to some of the largest and most acrobatic mammals in oceans and seas. Young students will discover the many types of whales and dolphins and learn about their behavior and how they survive in their watery world...read more