
By Laurence Pringle, Meryl Learnihan Henderson (Illustrator)
Part of the Strange and Wonderful series
Dive into the world of dolphins and discover their secrets and survival challenges.
Explore the fascinating world of dolphins with this engaging guide. From the playful bottlenose to mysterious orcas, uncover their habitats, intelligence, and communication. Learn about the threats they face and how we can protect these incredible creatures. With vivid illustrations and insightful facts, this book is perfect for young marine enthusiasts eager to dive into the wonders of the ocean.
The latest installment in the popular Strange and Wonderful series is an accessible and comprehensive introduction to dolphin species from all over the globe. Filled with fascinating facts and detailed, illuminating artwork, this nonfiction picture book acquaints young readers with dolphin species from around the world—from the well-known bottlenose dolphin to the several species of “blackfish” (including orcas) that most people believe are whales. Author Laurence Pringle’s clear, informative text describes dolphins’ habitats, physiology, communication, intelligence, parenting, eating habits, and much more. The book also discusses conservation and how dolphins can be protected from hunting, pollution, and other threats. Accompanied by Meryl Henderson’s beautiful paintings, this is a perfect STEM title and a great choice for children interested in marine life. The book includes a glossary, index, and further resources.
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