ABOUT THE BOOK

Why Do Fish Have Gills? answers fascinating questions about fish and their amazing abilities. Why do fish need gills? Can some fish walk on their fins? Which fish contains a poison more deadly than cyanide? Why can certain fish swim at astonishing speeds?

The book introduces children to fish, their evolution, classification, adaptations and survival in an ever-changing environment. Its question-and-answer approach makes learning about fish and marine biology interesting and easy to follow.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Recommended Age: 7–12 years

Ideal for: Animal lovers, budding marine biologists, children interested in oceans and wildlife, homeschoolers and young readers who enjoy question-and-answer reference books.

WHY WE LOVE IT

Children often learn best when information begins with a question they genuinely want answered. This book uses fascinating questions to introduce broader concepts such as evolution, adaptation, habitats and classification.

It is an excellent stepping stone into biology and helps children develop curiosity about fish and the underwater world.

BOOK DETAILS

Series: Wildlife Wonders
Publisher: Franklin Watts
Format: Illustrated Children’s Nonfiction/Reference Book
Recommended Age: 7–12 years
Subject: Fish, Marine Biology, Evolution and Classification
ISBN: 978-1-4451-6408-3
Notable Information: Uses a question-and-answer approach to explore fish biology and adaptation.