A Frenzy of Sharks: The Surprising Life of a Perfect Predator
By (Author) Howard Hall
Edited by Vicki Len
London Town Press
London Town Press
9th May 2006
Second Edition
United States
Children
Non Fiction
597.31
Paperback
48
Width 215mm, Height 279mm
269g
Sharks are deadly predators with incredible natural advantages, from internal ears that detect the distant sounds of a struggling fish to nasal organs that hone in on the electrical fields of their prey. With startling, fact-packed text and spectacular photos, A Frenzy of Sharks reveals this creature's fascinating world. Readers meet graceful blue sharks, lightning-fast makos, burrowing angel sharks, and powerful hammerheads, as well as lesser-known wobbegongs and the ethereal manta rays. Going beyond sharks' thrilling life as hunters, the book captures a less-known of this remarkable animal; images showing them squirming inside egg sacs and effortlessly transporting human passengers reveal sharks a side of sharks rarely seen.