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Describes the various species of octopuses, where they live and what they eat, how they move, and efforts to save them from extinction.

Examines the characteristics of octopuses, squids, and cuttlefish, and describes what they look like, how they protect themselves, and their hunting and parenting behaviors.

Describes the bodies, growth, relatives, neighbors, habitat, diet, defenses, and predators of octopuses.

Readers learn about the unique life cycle of the octopus, including facts such as a mother octopus doesn't eat while taking care of her eggs and neither male nor female octopuses live very long after becoming parents.

Did you know that octopuses are related to snails and slugs? Octopuses are shaped like a ball, with eight soft arms attached to one end.

This book describes the special abilities that octopuses' have adapted to help them survive, what humans have trained them to do using their special skills and intelligence, and where their abilities are superior to our own.

Nico rescues a small octopus and takes it home to keep as a pet, caring for it until one day, he learns some sad and wonderful news.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of octopuses.

Clues about the octopus's physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat lead the reader to guess what animal is being described.

Describes the secret world of octopuses, describing how and why they behave the way they do, how they communicate, how and what they eat, who their predators are, and how they reproduce.

Explores how octopuses move through water, how they hunt, how they use camouflage and other protection measures, and why these tentacled animals are important in oceans around the world.

An octopus struggles with misadventure when he leaves home, but is relieved to know how and where to find a safe haven.

Oswald the Octopus and his dog, Weenie, make many new friends when they move to Big City.

Presents a children's book for early readers that describes how octopuses and other animals use their senses to hunt and protect themselves.

Describes the life cycle of a female octopus.