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Describes the life and career of ichthyologist Eugenie Clark, who began her research observing fresh-water aquarium fishes and moved on to the underwater study of sharks and other marine animals.

Three little fish swim off to set up their own homes, but the big bad shark soon comes knocking at their doors.

A shark named Fang and a minnow named Nugget truly become friends when the shark changes his food chain.

Rainbow fish is torn between his newfound friends and a lonely striped fish who is not allowed to join the group because he loacks a shiny scale.

Illustrations and simple text provide an alphabetically arranged profile of the many different kinds of sharks.

Looks at how sharks and other fish have adapted to their environments in order to survive, discussing feeding habits, defenses, breeding, and other topics.

Lenny, the Great White Shark, doesn't eat fish, but he's afraid to tell anyone including his father, so it is up to his friend Oscar to help him out of a difficult situation.

With the neighborhood busy with gardening, Claude the shark is bored until he finds a way to make his own contribution.

Find out fascinating facts like this as you read about these spectacular sea creatures! Full-color pictures about fish, penguins, whales, sharks, and more fill these pages.

Although his friends want to ignore the new striped fish in their midst, Rainbow Fish decides to help him when a shark attacks.

"Presents the life cycle of a shark from mating and birth to adult.

Brimming with photos and scientific facts, Sharks treats middle-grade researchers and wild animal lovers to a comprehensive zoological profile of these fantastic ocean fish.

Examines the world of fishes--from terrifying sharks to graceful sea horses--using a series of questions such as "What if a lungfish crawled out of the water?" and "What if a coral didn't build reefs?".