Coastal Wonders: A Series on Marine Life

Author: (American) Pam Walker et al., translated by Cheng Fangping and Hu Yucheng
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: The sea, year after year, day after day, with its ebb and flow, has nurtured a dazzling array of bizarre coastal creatures. The coast is the only part of the ocean they know, and it marks the beginning of their oceanic friendships. The jellyfish in the intertidal zone have long stems, the sea urchin is covered in spines, the anemone armors itself with stinging cells, and the sponge can launch chemical warfare against enemies by releasing toxins. The resilient coastal fish have large heads, small bodies, and gradually tapering tails. The gentle and docile marine iguana wears a proud "white hat" on its head. Come with us and experience the vibrant coastal world!