In the sea
By Dougal Dixon
What happened when land-living animals plunged beneath prehistoric waves—and became ocean rulers?
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What is In the sea about?
Dive beneath the prehistoric waves to meet the remarkable reptiles and other creatures that ruled the ancient seas. Discover how land-living animals adapted to life underwater, from powerful marine reptiles to enormous predators that patrolled the oceans. Packed with lively facts, colourful illustrations, a glossary and an index, this informative book explores how these creatures hunted, moved and survived millions of years ago. It also considers the latest scientific ideas about the lost worlds beneath the waves.
About the author
Dougal Dixon is a British author and scientist who loves writing about dinosaurs, animals, and the world around us. He is best known for his exciting books like 'After Man' and 'The New Dinosaurs', where he imagines what creatures might look like in the future. Dougal enjoys making science fun and easy to understand for everyone.
Pages
33 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2001
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