Marine Marvels
Planet Earth is sometimes called 'the blue planet'. Do you know why? It's because the oceans of salty water cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface, making it look blue from Space. The oceans are so deep and huge that there are still many dark, distant places that are unexplored. Every year hundreds of amazing new sea creatures are being discovered by marine scientists.
GenresJuvenile NonfictionReadersIntermediateAnimalsMarine LifeScience & Nature
24 pages
English edition · First published 2012 by Flying Start Books · ISBN 9781927197325
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