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Features four programs in which Jay and Elisha learn the slimy, yucky truth about subway tunnels, sewers, garbage and dumps, leeches, cockroaches, bees, frogs, and octopi.

Describes how scientist Eric Baery is studying octopus eyes in an attempt to create better cameras and lenses.

Discusses the various functions and parts of squids and octopuses, covering their feeding habits and use of ink and camouflage, and contains a glossary.

Ruth, an octopus who loves to bake, spends so much time making shortbread, pies, cookies, and cakes that she opens her own bake shop.

Constantly in search of new things to do, a young octopus has some scary experiences.

Octopus causes an oyster to lose its pearl when he tickles him and must go on a dangerous deep-sea adventure.

Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of the octopus, the smartest of the world's spineless animals.

Colorful illustrations and simple text describe the physical characteristics of an octopus, with information on how they move, what they eat, and where they live.

"This photo-illustrated nonfiction story for young readers describes octopuses' behavior and how they defend themselves from predators.

Explains how different sea creatures are able to camouflage themselves to hide from predators.

Margo the octopus is worried about being a model in an upcoming fashion show because when she gets nervous she squirts ink.

A seachild helps an octopus gain control over his emotions after he wakes to find his seashell rock garden in disarray and completely loses his temper.

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

A mother octopus leads her little ones past all sorts of sea creatures as they make their way through the underwater world.