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The Hammerhead Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
There's no mistaking the hammerhead shark. Its wide-set eyes are separated by a mallet-shaped snout equipped with sensors for tracking down the trickiest prey. The hammerhead's favorite quarry is the stingray, which it pins to the ocean floor with the help of its built-in tool. Discover more about the popular predator in this title for young readers.
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The Sand Tiger Shark
by Megan Borgert-Spaniol
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
The sand tiger shark's ragged mess of needle-sharp teeth inspires terror that is ultimately unnecessary. The crazed-looking shark isn't interested in preying on humans, but it does have a unique way of seeking out its usual fare. Learn all about sand tiger sharks in this informative title.
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The Blacktip Reef Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
Can you guess how to identify a blacktip reef shark? For this reef-dwelling fish, the name reveals all. Dark spots mark the fin tips in sharp contrast with the adjacent white coloring. See the streamlined beauty in the pages of this title for young readers.
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The Blue Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
An oil-filled liver makes the blue shark extra buoyant, allowing this fish to travel incredible distances with ease. One blue shark was tracked as it traveled over 3,740 miles (6,019 kilometers) from New York to Brazil! See what drives the streamlined swimmer in this book for growing readers.
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The Oceanic Whitetip Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
If you were stranded in the open ocean, the oceanic whitetip shark would likely be the first to greet you. This fish prefers to haunt the deep, open waters of the ocean, where it jumps on any potential food source. Young readers will learn why this lesser-known shark deserves the same infamy as the greats.
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The Frilled Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
Named for its gills that look like a frilly collar, the frilled shark is unlike any other. Having changed little since prehistoric times, this eel-like shark resembles a mythical sea serpent. Sightings are rare, as the frilled shark prefers the dark waters of the deep sea. Readers will explore what is known of the fascinating species, and what is yet to be discovered.
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The Goblin Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
It's hard to argue with those who call the goblin shark the ugliest shark alive. A long, flat snout, needle-like teeth, and soft, pink flesh combine for a startling sight. The deep-sea dweller doesn't present itself often, leaving scientists to piece together facts a bit at a time. Young shark enthusiasts will love to join the exploration of this remarkable living fossil.
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The Bull Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
Many experts call the bull shark the most dangerous shark around. This ill-tempered aggressor swims the same shallow waters as humans. It can even travel up rivers for hundreds of miles. Discover the head-butting rage of the bull shark in this informative title.
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The Tiger Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
A set of stripes and an insatiable appetite link the tiger shark to its earthbound namesake. The voracious fish will eat just about anything from sea turtles to trashed tires. Its unrestrained appetite puts it among the top three most dangerous sharks. Get up close and personal with one of the ocean's most fearsome predators in this exciting book for growing readers.
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The Great White Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
It's the jaws that make great whites great. The lethal chops are studded with razor-sharp teeth that are constantly swapped for sharper replacements. During an attack, the upper jaw acts independently from the skull as it locks down on prey. Learn all the ways the great white is equipped to be an apex predator in this new title.
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The Mako Shark
by Sara Green
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
Said to be the fastest shark of all, the mako shark can cut through water at 40 miles per hour. Perhaps more impressive is the hang time achieved when the torpedo-shaped fish launches up to 20 feet above the surface of the water. This book explores all the stunts of the speedy mako shark.
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The Whale Shark
by Megan Borgert-Spaniol
Part of the Shark Fact Files series
Despite being the biggest fish in the sea and having a mouth like a giant vacuum hose, the whale shark feasts primarily on plankton and swims peacefully alongside divers. This fascinating title teaches young readers that "big" doesn't have to mean "bully."
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