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A Frenzy of Sharks: The Surprising Life of a Perfect Predator
Contributor(s): Hall, Howard (Author), León, Vicki (Editor)
ISBN: 0976613441     ISBN-13: 9780976613442
Publisher: London Town Press
OUR PRICE:   $8.96  
Product Type: Paperback
Published: May 2006
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Annotation: Sharks are deadly predators with incredible natural advantages, from internal ears that detect the distant sounds of a struggling fish to nasal organs that hone in on the electrical fields of their prey. With startling, fact-packed text and spectacular photos, "A Frenzy of Sharks reveals this creature's fascinating world. Readers meet graceful blue sharks, lightning-fast makos, burrowing angel sharks, and powerful hammerheads, as well as lesser-known wobbegongs and the ethereal manta rays. Going beyond sharks' thrilling life as hunters, the book captures a less-known of this remarkable animal; images showing them squirming inside egg sacs and effortlessly transporting human passengers reveal sharks a side of sharks rarely seen.
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BISAC Categories:
- Juvenile Nonfiction | Animals - Marine Life
Dewey: 597.31
Lexile Measure: 1030
Series: London Town Wild Life
Physical Information: 0.17" H x 8.44" W x 10.64" (0.58 lbs) 48 pages
 
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Sharks are deadly predators with incredible natural advantages, from internal ears that detect the distant sounds of a struggling fish to nasal organs that hone in on the electrical fields of their prey. With startling, fact-packed text and spectacular photos, A Frenzy of Sharks reveals this creature's fascinating world. Readers meet graceful blue sharks, lightning-fast makos, burrowing angel sharks, and powerful hammerheads, as well as lesser-known wobbegongs and the ethereal manta rays. Going beyond sharks' thrilling life as hunters, the book captures a less-known of this remarkable animal; images showing them squirming inside egg sacs and effortlessly transporting human passengers reveal sharks a side of sharks rarely seen.