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Text and photographs provides descriptions of the physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, and life cycles of octopuses and squid.

Presents an introduction to mollusks, in simple text with illustrations, including snails, shellfish, squid, octopus, slugs, and others, providing information on their physical characteristics and abilities, habitat, behavior, and life cycle.

Conches are best known for their colorful, musical shells and for their meat.

Describes how mollusks, such as clams, oysters, limpets, and snails, build their shells and use them.

Contains full-color photographs of Jacques Senders' collection of rare shells from around the world; and includes expert commentary on their formation, history, connection to other disciplines, and other related topics.

Photographs and simple text introduce some of the marine animals that live in shells.

A close look at past and present chitons, winkles, sea slugs, mussels, oysters and more.

Simple text and photographs introduce shells and the various animals that live in them, including turtles, snails, clams, lobsters, and hermit crabs.

Describes how mollusks make their shells and use them for survival, discussing clams, snails, and mollusks with many-chambered homes.

A collection of full-color photographs of a wide variety of seashells and mollusks including univalves, bivalves, cephalopods, chitons, and tusk shells.

Provides information about the physical characteristics, habits, and behavior of snails and such related species as clams, oysters, and cuttlefish.

Explores the range of species of sponges, worms, and mollusks, from color-changing cuttlefish to earthworms.

Profiles several crab and mollusk species, including the ghost crab, spiny lobster, and giant octopus, describing their physical features, geographic ranges, size in relation to humans, hunting tactics, and defenses.

Looks at the creation of seashells and their uses by mollusks.

Red devil squid have a forbidding name for a reason. They can be pretty scary to their prey, ripping them apart with their incredibly sharp beak! Also called jumbo squid because of their size, these aggressive mollusks are effective predators with some terrifying body parts.