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I IBRARY  \nMAY 312006  \nCENTRAL LIBRARY905-884-9288  \nB◎  KNOLOWGEPROPER了  \nSHARKS  \nHeinemann LibraryChicago,Illinois  \nCarol Baldwin  \n⑥2003 Heinemann Library .a division of Reed Elsevier Inc.Chicago,Ilinois  \nCustomer Service 888-454-2279  \nVisit our website at www.heinemannlibrary.com  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording,taping,or any information storage and retrievalsystem,without permission in writing from the publisher.  \nDesigned by Kimberly Saar,Heinemann Libraryllustrations and maps byJohn FleckPhoto research by Bill BroylesOriginated by Amabassador Litho Ltd.Printed by Wing King Tong in Hong Kong  \n070605040310987654321  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nBaldwin,Carol,1943-  \nSharks/Carol Baldwin.  \np.cm.--(Sea creatures)  \nSummary:Discusses the life of sharks,describing where they live,whatthey eat,how they behave,and how humans study them.  \nIncludes bibliographical references(p.).  \nISBN 1-40340-958-7(HC),1-4034-3566-9(pbk.)  \n1.Sharks--Juvenile literature.[1.Sharks.]1.Title.II.Series.  \nQL638.9.B3452003  \n597.3--dc21  \n2002010625  \nAcknowledgments  \nThe author and publishers are grateful to the following for permission to reproduce copyright material:  \nCover photograph by David B.Fleetham/Visuals Unlimited  \nTitle page,p.24 David B.Fleetham/Visuals Unlimited;p.4 Bob Cranston/Seapics.com;p.6 MarkConlin/Seapics.com;p.7 Ron &Valerie Taylor/Seapics.com;pp.8,18,21,22 Jeffrey Rotman Photography;Pp.9 Phillip Colla/Seapics.com;p.10 James D.Watt/Visuals Unlimited;pp.11L,12 Richard Herrmann/VisualsUnlimited;pp.11R,13,19,23,27 Doug Perrine/Seapics.com;p.14 Nick Caloyianis/National GeographicSociety;p.15 Marty Snyderman/Seapics.com;p.16 Amos Nachoum/Seapics.com;p.17T HowardHall/Seapics.com;p.17B Glen Lowe/Seapics.com;p.20 Jeffrey C.Carrier/Seapics.com;p.25 Monterey BayNational Marine Sanctuary;p.26 Richard T.Nowitz/Corbis;p.28 Daniel Gotshall/Visuals Unlimited;p.29Bruce Rasner/Seapics.com  \nSpecial thanks to Dr.James Gelsleichter for his help in the preparation of this book.  \nEvery effort has been made to contact copyright holders of any material reproduced in this book.Any omissionswill be rectified in subsequent printings if notice is given to the publisher.  \nSome words are shown in bold,like this.You can find out whatthey mean by looking in the glossary.  \nN-M  \nP。  \n0  \nContents  \nWhere Would You Find a Shark?  \n……4  \nWhat Kind of Creature is a Shark?  \n………………………5  \nHow Many Kinds of Sharks Are There?  \n………………7  \nWhat Are the Parts of a Shark's Body?…………………………………………9  \nWhere Do Sharks Live?..  \n…………13  \nWhat Do Sharks Eat? .  \n……………………………16  \nWhat Do We Know About Shark Behavior?………………………18  \nWhat Is Shark Family Life Like? ..  \n……………………………………………20  \nAre Sharks Endangered? ..  \n………………23  \nHow Do We Learn About Sharks?  \n…………………26  \n………………28  \nFact File  \nGlossary ………  \n…………………………30  \nMore Books to Read  \n………………………………31  \n…………………………32  \nIndex ……………………  \n# Vhere Vould You Find a Shark?\n\nThe boat drops its anchor near Darwin Island.You are 600miles off the west coast of South America.You have cometo the Galapagos Islands to see sharks.You put on yourSCUBA gear and jump into the water.You swim out  \nacross a reef and start to move down the side of the reef'scoral walls into deeper water.  \nImmediately,you notice a group of hammerhead sharksgliding through the water.Their wide,flat heads sweepfrom side to side.Soon,more hammerheads are swimmingaround you.Most of them are more than twice as long asyou are tall.  \nYou try to get closer to take a picture.But your bubblesseem to scare off the sharks.Finally,you swim back upto the surface.  \nThe hammerhead shark's eyes and nostrilsare at the tips of the flat\"hammer.\"  \n4  \n# Vhat Kind of Creature is a Shark","cbCail2DhnhTBvjT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail2DhnhTBvjT","pdf",1876732,"English","# Where Would You Find a Shark?\n# What Kind of Creature is a Shark?\n## How Many Kinds of Sharks Are There?\n## What Are the Parts of a Shark's Body?","[{\"question\":\"Where do you go to see sharks in the story?\",\"answer\":\"You travel to the Galapagos Islands and dive near Darwin Island, then swim down into deeper water along a reef.\"},{\"question\":\"What makes sharks different from bony fish?\",\"answer\":\"Sharks have a skeleton made of cartilage and cannot swim backward; bony fish have bone skeletons and swim forward and backward using a swim bladder.\"},{\"question\":\"What special feature do hammerhead sharks have?\",\"answer\":\"Hammerhead sharks have wide, flat heads that sweep side to side, and their eyes and nostrils are located at the tips of the “hammer.”\"}]","Sharks - Part 1 - Where Would You Find a Shark? | PDF",1790628049,62]