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Dive into the wondrous world of water and discover the stories of more than 100 incredible aquatic lifeforms.
The underwater world is so much bigger than young minds can fathom and there is always more to learn. An Anthology of Aquatic Life is a stunning ocean encyclopedia for young readers…
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Every animal gets a two-page spread that includes a photograph and an illustration, as well as a short description.
My kid loves weird animals, like the bootlace worm—the longest animal! It's even longer than a blue whale! But it looks like a brown bootlace. It's gross. He also likes the flying squid, which jet-propel themselves out of the water up to 30 feet through the air!
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