An octopus has three hearts, blue blood, and no bones at all. That is only the first page.Kids who love ocean animals never run out of questions. This book answers 100 of the biggest ones, each on its own illustrated page, in language a curious 6 to 12 year old can read and understand on their own. Illustrated throughout in black and white line art.Questions inside include: - Why can an octopus squeeze through a hole the size of a coin?- Can an octopus's arms think for themselves?- How does an octopus change color so fast if it is colorblind?- Do octopuses dream?- Why does a giant squid have the biggest eyes in the world?- Can an octopus really open a jar from the inside?- What is the difference between squid and calamari?- Why is the blue-ringed octopus so dangerous?What makes this ocean book different: - 100 real questions kids ask, answered clearly and honestly, with no filler- One question per page with its own illustration, so young readers never face a wall of text- Organized into easy sections covering octopus and squid bodies, arms and suckers, camouflage, intelligence, senses, hunting, babies, habitats, and deep sea relatives like the cuttlefish, nautilus, and vampire squid- Real marine biology explained without complicated words, perfect for building science vocabulary- Designed for browsing, so kids can open to any page and start readingPerfect for: Ocean lovers and sea creature fans ages 6 to 12, reluctant readers who prefer facts over stories, homeschool and classroom marine life units, aquarium trip preparation, and bedtime reading with a parent. Makes a memorable birthday or holiday gift for any child fascinated by the deep sea.Open to page one and find out why scientists call octopuses the aliens of the sea.
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