City Fish Country Fish

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A01=Mary M. Cerullo
A08=Jeffrey L. Rotman
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Author_Mary M. Cerullo
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batfish
bioregions
Category1=Kids
Category=YB
Category=YNN
Category=YNNC
Category=YNT
COP=United States
coral reef
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diversity
diving
ecosystem
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eq_childrens
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food web
goosefish
kelp
Language_English
moray eels
ocean acidification
PA=Available
parrotfish
phytoplankton
Price_€10 to €20
PS=Active
puffer fish
sea lions
shark
skate
softlaunch
tropical oceans
tuna
venomous fish
weird looking fish

Product details

  • ISBN 9780884485292
  • Weight: 423g
  • Dimensions: 213 x 264mm
  • Publication Date: 28 Mar 2017
  • Publisher: Tilbury House,U.S.
  • Publication City/Country: US
  • Product Form: Hardback
  • Language: English
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* School Library Journal Starred Review *
* Honor Book SSLI (Society of School Librarians International) *
*Skipping Stones Honor Book*

Fish that live in tropical seas are like city dwellers, packed into reefs and surrounded by life in great variety and urgent motion,Fish that live in tropical seas are like city dwellers, packed into reefs andsurrounded by life in great variety and urgent motion, day and night.
Mary Cerullo describes herself as a science interpreter. She works with scientists and ocean advocates to explain scientific research and environmental issues to the public, with the goal of motivating others to protect the ocean. At times she has literally immersed herself in her work, diving among sharks in the Bahamas, studying dolphin behavior at the Dolphin Research Center in Florida, and exploring the connection between volcanoes and the ocean on the island of Hawaii. Mary has written more than twenty award-winning books about the ocean for children. She has worked with kids, teachers, and other ocean lovers for more than forty years, from her first job at the New England Aquarium in Boston, to two decades with Friends of Casco Bay, an environmental advocacy organization in South Portland, Maine. Jeff Rotman started photographing ocean animals as a way to capture the attention of his middle-school students. As a reward when they finished their assignments, he would show them the slides he had taken underwater. He eventually gave up teaching to devote himself to underwater photography. His work has appeared in many popular magazines and books, both for children and adults. Some of his books include a coffee table book of his shark photos and a retrospective of his work.