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Take a deep dive into the exciting world of sharksMeet the oceans apex predators with the Junior Scientists series for kids ages 6 to 9Sharks come in all shapes and sizes, from giant whale sharks the size of school buses to tiny dwarf lantern sharks only eight inches long. Sharks for Kids introduces you to these magnificent creatures through vivid illustrations and photographs of some of the biggest, smallest, and strangest sharks swimming the seas. In this top choice among sharks books for kids, youll get to know goblin sharks, thresher sharks, and many more.In one of the most engaging sharks books for kids, youll discover tons of in-depth facts about some of your favourite sharks, including what they eat, how they hunt, their life cycles, and how people around the world are working to protect them. Youll also learn about how they see, smell, and communicate in the deep sea. Your underwater shark adventure begins here!This standout selection among sharks books for kids includes:****So many sharks!Check out all the wild information on a variety of species.****Age-appropriateThe content inside this outstanding pick among sharks books for kids is the perfect reading level for kids ages 6 to 9.****Unbelievable imagesSharks books for kids should have colourful photos and illustrations, and this book delivers.If youve been searching for in-depth sharks books for kids, Sharks for Kids is a cut above the rest.

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Sharks for Kids: A Junior Scientists Guide to Great Whites, Hammerheads, and Other Sharks in the Sea
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Scalloped hammerhead SHARKS FOR KIDS DAVID M C GUIRE A JUNIOR SCIENTIS - photo 1
Scalloped hammerhead SHARKS FOR KIDS DAVID M C GUIRE A JUNIOR SCIENTISTS - photo 2
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SHARKS FOR KIDS DAVID M C GUIRE A JUNIOR SCIENTISTS GUIDE to Great Whites - photo 3
SHARKS
FOR KIDS
DAVID M
C
GUIRE
A JUNIOR SCIENTISTS GUIDE
to Great Whites, Hammerheads,
and Other Sharks in the Sea
This book is dedicated to my seventh-grade teacher Dr Floyd Siders who - photo 4
This book is dedicated to my seventh-grade teacher, Dr. Floyd Siders, who
inspired me to study marine biology, and my mother and father, Pat and Edward
McGuire, who encouraged me to study and protect sharks and ocean life.
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Interior and Cover Designer: Jami Spittler
Series Design: The Junior Scientists Team
Art Producer: Tom Hood
Editor: Mary Colgan
Production Manager: Michael Kay
Production Editor: Sigi Nacson
Illustrations Kate Francis 2020, pp. ,
; Photography Mark
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Author Photograph courtesy of Gretchen Coffman
ISBN: Print 978-1-64739-757-9 | Ebook 978-1-64739-458-5
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CONTENTS Blacktip reef sharks When you hear the word shark what comes - photo 5
CONTENTS
Blacktip reef sharks When you hear the word shark what comes to your mind - photo 6
Blacktip reef sharks
When you hear the word shark what comes to your mind Many people think - photo 7
When you hear the word
shark
, what comes to your mind? Many people think
sharks are scary, dangerous beasts that are just waiting to snap up unlucky
swimmers. But when I hear the word
shark
, I think of incredible fish that come in
hundreds of different shapes and live in every part of the ocean. I have dived with
giant whale sharks and tiny dogfish. I am amazed every time. As a swimmer, surfer,
and scientist, I live with sharks. When you are finished with this book, I hope you
will be as excited about sharks as I am. Then, when you hear the word
shark
, you
will think,
Sharks are cool!
REMARKABLE SHARKS Lets go on an adventure under the seawhat sharks call - photo 8
REMARKABLE SHARKS Lets go on an adventure under the seawhat sharks call - photo 9
REMARKABLE
SHARKS
Lets go on an adventure under
the seawhat sharks call
home-sweet-home. You will learn
that some sharks are as big as
whales, while others can fit in your
hand. Some have funny names, like
crocodile sharks, goblin sharks, and
catsharks. Some have long tails,
some have noses like saws, while
others have fins like an angels
wings. Right now, there are hundreds
of
species
, or kinds, of sharks, but
scientists discover new species every
year. Are you ready? Lets dive in!
Caribbean reef sharks
Sharks are a very special kind of fish While most fish have bones like you and - photo 10
Sharks are a very special kind of fish.
While most fish have bones like you
and me, sharks dont. Their skeleton is
made out of a rubbery material called
cartilage. This is why they are called
cartilaginous fish
. You have cartilage,
too. It forms your ears and nose and
helps your joints move smoothly.
Without bones, sharks are lighter and
more flexible than other fish. They have
large muscles and fins that make them
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