Compared with terrestrial animals, aquatic animals are even more diverse in variety and rich in biological characteristics. However, due to restrictions on objective conditions, people do not know much about them. This book is a popular science book jointly created by many scientists. It integrates the basic knowledge and research results of aquatic animals. It pays equal attention to scientificity and practicality, helping teenagers to understand aquatic animals in an all-round and multi-angle way. The book is divided into four parts: "Aquatic Invertebrates", "Fish", "Whales and Dolphins", and "Dugongs and Manatees", explaining in detail the physical characteristics, distribution, survival characteristics, etc. Of each major category or individual species. The book has columns such as "Knowledge Archives", "In-Frame Topics", and "Special Topics" to systematically summarize and expand the main content. The language of this book is vivid, fluent and easy to understand, and there are a large number of exquisite pictures interspersed in it, which either deconstruct the physical characteristics of aquatic animals or show their various living conditions, so that readers can gain knowledge while feeling immersed in the scene and enjoy the beauty.
Reader comments
I especially like the introduction about invertebrates. It turns out that shrimps, crabs and jellyfish have so many characteristics that I didn't know about. Moreover, the pictures in the book are very beautiful. Looking at those colorful aquatic animals, you feel like you are traveling in their world. The language of this book is also very easy to understand, even a biology novice like me can understand it. Recommended!
I especially like the introduction about invertebrates. It turns out that shrimps, crabs and jellyfish have so many characteristics that I didn't know about. Moreover, the pictures in the book are very beautiful. Looking at those colorful aquatic animals, you feel like you are traveling in their world. The language of this book is also very easy to understand, even a biology novice like me can understand it. Recommended!