ocean

Presents details about oceans, including environmental and physical science, habitats, ecosystems, and famous explorers.

Journalist Ian Urbina explores the lawless and criminal world of the high seas, drawing on his experiences traveling on fishing boats and freighters, visiting port towns and outposts, and witnessing environmental crime, labor abuses, and human trafficking in the fishing, shipping,and oil industries.

". . . covers content and skills for Option B for Paper 1 of the IBDP Geography syllabus . . . The 135 page book is profusely illustrated, and follows the order, content and organisation of the syllabus precisely . . . with detailed case studies from all parts of the world. Student questions and exercises encourage critical thin king skills and a spirit of enquiry"--Publisher provided.

"The Cat in the Hat and Things One and Two explore the big, blue ocean, from the sandy shore to the deep sea, sharing facts about its many ecosystems and inhabitants along the way"--Provided by publisher.

"In this book, young readers will learn what makes up an ocean, and what an ocean looks like. Utilizing colorful photographs alongside simple sentences and relevant sight words, early readers will enjoy learning about oceans, while also building confidence in their reading skills."--Provided by publisher.

"Unable to rely on the adults in her storm-ravaged seaside town, a young girl must protect a colony of magical seahorse-like creatures she discovers in the coral reef"--Amazon.

Explains the impact that oceans have on plant and animal life, the importance of sea life, and how humans can take better care of our oceans to preserve all life on Earth. Includes additional information about the water cycle, the role of phytoplankton, and how to protect aquifers.

What adds up into an ocean? Build one layer by layer to find out. The watery world looks very different the deeper we get. Once we get down to the bottom, its time to get creative to make your own ocean environment. Colorful illustrations paired with bright photos help young readers learn how to build our world.

"Rhyming text follows the evolution of the ocean, from the fiery time of its birth to the marvelously biodiverse present. Includes notes from the author and illustrator, spotlights on past and present marine life-forms, a [fold-out] timeline of evolutionary eras, a glossary of key terms, and recommended further reading"--Provided by publisher.

We know the ocean is full of creatures that can make their own light, a reef that houses 25% of all known ocean species, and about 20 million pounds of gold.