How Sharks and Other Animals Sense Electricity

Superior Animal Senses

Sharks have a kind of sensory superpower called electroreception. This means they can sense electricity in their watery habitats. Other marine animals, such as dolphins, also share this special sense. Readers discover the ways these animals use their ability to sense electricity and the science that creates this supersense. Fun facts about these animals and their supersense present a fresh look at science curriculum topics such as electricity and animal adaptations. A helpful graphic organizer is also included to aid visual learners. Vibrant photographs of sharks and other animals in their natural habitats add to this electric reading experience!

Library Bound Book List: $25.27 / S&L: $18.95
eBook List: $25.27 / S&L: $18.95

Reading Level: 3-4

Interest Level: 3-5

Product type : Library Bound Book
ISBN : 978-1-4994-1074-7
Author : Christine Honders
Copyright : 2016
Language : English
Category : Animals
Pages : 24
Trim : 6" x 9"
Dewey : 597.3?dc23
ATOS : 5.1
ARPoints : 0.5
Subject : Animals
Binding : Library
Detailed Table of Contents • Fact Boxes • Glossary • Graphic Organizers • Index • Web Sites

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