Sharks (New & Updated Edition)
Sharks (New & Updated Edition) by Gail Gibbons, published by Candlewick Press in January 1992, is an illustrated exploration of one of the ocean’s most intriguing creatures. This 32-page book presents a wealth of information about sharks, addressing common questions such as their danger to humans and their environmental role. Through accessible text and clear illustrations, Gibbons introduces readers to over three hundred types of sharks, highlighting their habitats and physical characteristics.
In this edition, readers will discover the diverse world of sharks, from the massive whale sharks to the diminutive dwarf sharks. The book aims to demystify these marine animals, emphasizing that most sharks are not a threat to humans. With a focus on juvenile nonfiction, it serves as an informative resource for young readers interested in animals, marine life, and science. The engaging format makes it suitable for educational settings, allowing children to learn about zoology and earth sciences in an approachable manner.
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Are sharks really dangerous? How many kinds are there? And how do they help the environment?
From huge whale sharks to tiny dwarf sharks, this book has everything you need to know about one of our most popular–and mysterious–sea creatures. Millions of years before the first dinosaurs walked the earth, the first sharks swam in the sea. Though they’re often feared and misunderstood, most sharks aren’t dangerous to humans.
With her signature combination of accessible, kid-friendly text and clear, well-labeled illustrations, Gail Gibbons introduces many of the more than three hundred types of sharks in the ocean, and gives concise information about their habitats and physical characteristics.
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