Description
Forty-five ready-to-color drawings of 100 shells: flamingo tongues, emperor’s slit shell, poisonous textile cone, many more. Captions include common, scientific names.
Color dozens of shells from around the world — from Australia’s poisonous textile cone to Florida’s flamingo tongue. Mollusks build colorful shells around themselves for camouflage and defense. Shells also attract humans for their beauty and value. This ready-to-color collection offers nearly a hundred of these hard-shelled wonders from around the world.
Shown in native habitats that include oceans, reefs and beaches, you’ll discover spider conches and jackknife clams from the Indo-Pacific, Atlantic Bay scallops from New England, fig shells and white-edged augers from Australia, tropical giant clams from Japan, and many other mollusks. Captions include common and scientific names.
Target Age: 7-11
Dover Publications
Pub Date:March 01, 1983
0.2″ H x 10.8″ L x 8.0″ W
48 pages
paperback
