Introduces coral reefs and the animals that live there to young readers using simple, repetitive text and photographs, including seahorses, turtles, eels, and minnows.

Discusses the spawning event that takes place on the Great Barrier Reef and follows the larvae's perilous journey through predator-filled waters to their final destination as part of the reef colony.

Describes how coral reefs form and discusses the plants and animals that live in them.

Discusses what coral reefs are, what makes them unique, where they are found, what plants and animals make up their food webs, and what impact humans have on these fragile ecosystems.

A memoir by the world's leading coral reef scientist, revealing the thrill of diving and the vital science and story of these majestic reefs.

"Along the Australian coastline, underwater reefs are bustling with the most amazing sea creatures living on the planet. What can blow bubble rings and swim through them? What has teeth on its eyeballs? What creature makes itself nearly invisible to predators by using camouflage? What poops out sand? More than 25 percent of all sea creatures live in coral reefs, also called "rain forests of the sea." This book introduces readers to everything from...

"This beginner's guide introduces coral reefs to young learners and showcases the diversity of wildlife found around the world in these complex ecosystems. A map, an afterword, and a glossary provide more detailed information about coral reefs in general and about the wildlife featured in the illustrations."--