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Watery Worlds: The Deepest Sea

by Jinny Johnson (author)

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Here’s a pretty amazing fact: almost three quarters of the Earth’s surface is covered in water. Yet we know more about the Moon than about life on the ocean floor. The very deep ocean is a mysterious place which scientists find it hard to study. But not you – because this exciting series lets you take a look. The very deep ocean is a place of weird wonders. We have only the faintest idea of what’s really down there. But what we know is very strange indeed! Surviving in those dark cold depths isn’t easy – which means deep sea creatures evolve in rather bizarre ways. From the hideous anglerfish to the glowing lanternfish, let’s take a look…

  • Simple and clear guide to life in the deep ocean
  • Stunning photos and lots of bizarre facts that kids will love
  • Focus on living things, marine habitats and the food chain
  • Supports the KS2 habitats curriculum

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781445138282

Publisher

Franklin Watts Ltd

Date published

January 1st, 2015

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  • 32 pages
Condition

New

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