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With more than 200 gorgeous animal photos of sharks, whales, clown fish, jelly fish, dolphins, and others, Animal Planet Ocean Animals is a fun, habitat-by-habitat guide that provides kids in the first years of schooling with the perfect bite-sized view of their favorite ocean-dwelling animals. Arranged thematically with focus on animal behavior and family relationships, young readers will explore sections about animal bodies, baby animals, food, play time, conservation and more. Special book features designed for this age group include Quick Bites sidebars with cool animal facts, simple infographics, and illustrated maps of Earths watery environments.
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Manatee mom and calf 
Starry moray eel 
ocean animals 
Laaren Brown
- where they live
In the zone - where they live
Life in the deep blue - bottlenose dolphin
Its a family affair - how they live
Everybody into the pool! - vista
Amazing rays - great white shark
Fin-tastic - how they live
Liquid locomotion - green sea turtle
Hurdles for turtles - how they live
Swimming on a full stomach - albatross
Flying high - where they live
Letting off steam - whale shark
Teeny-tiny snacks - how they live
Little, big, biggest - surgeonfish
Doctor in the house - how they live
Egg-cellent parents - humpback whale
Whale of a tale - big data
The stackup - how they live
School is cool - beluga
Whale, hello there! - ocean working
Active with animals - conservation
Caring for our oceans - where they live
Reef life - puffer fish
Puffed with pride - animal gallery
Jellies galore - vista
Cool crib - anglerfish
Angling for dinner - animal gallery
Unusual lookers - man-of-war
All for one - ocean living
Exploring the oceans - octopus
Eight is great - animal gallery
Clever camouflage - hermit crab
Dont be shellfish - vista
Coral corral - big data
Extreme animals
Orange bell jelly 
Lionfish 600-3,300 feet THE TWILIGHT ZONE Most of the creatures that live on the seafloor are found in the twilight zone. Orange bell jelly Lionfish 600-3,300 feet THE TWILIGHT ZONE Most of the creatures that live on the seafloor are found in the twilight zone. Only filtered sunlight reaches here, so the light is dim. Many animals in this zone have big eyes or glow in the dark. 
Squid 
Sea star 
Eels range from 2 inches to 13 feet long. This one is 10 feet long. 
Angel shark 
Short bigeye fish 
Greeneye fish 3,300-13,000 feet THE MIDNIGHT ZONE The midnight zone is pitch black and cold. Animals here have special ways of finding food in the dark.
The deepest part of this zone is called the abyss. 
Fan coral 
Sea cucumber 
Glass sponge 
Mollusk 
Flatfish 
The Greenland shark has glow-in-the-dark eyes, thanks to a parasite that latches on and gives off light. The light attracts prey. 
Anglerfish Life in the deep blue In some places its freezing cold. In other places, its so hot. And its salty all over.
How do ocean animals survive in a world of water? Clownfish 
Like jellies, sea anemones sting. But clownfish dont get stunga mucus coating on their skin protects them. Their bright colors attract prey that feeds the anemone. Anglerfish 
Angling is another name for fishing. The anglerfish fishes by wiggling a special spine that sticks out of its forehead. When a hungry fish comes along, it thinks the wiggling is a worm and comes to take a look.
It gets close... closer... chomp ! Albatross 
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