Oceans and Seas. Children's Encyclopedia (Chevostik) (Paperback)

In the new encyclopedia, Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya will embark on a journey across the seas and oceans. They will learn where the water in the sea comes from, how deep marine creatures live, whether they drink salt water, why they do not freeze in icy water, and much more.

Why is the water in the sea salty? Who lives in the dark depths of the ocean? Do fish drink water? Why do tides occur? Where do mangrove forests grow, and why do these trees have stilt roots?

In the new encyclopedia, Chevostik and Uncle Kuzya will find answers to these and many other questions and embark on a journey across the seas and oceans of the Earth. They will visit all climate zones and see the full diversity of the marine world. Amazing animals and plants that are hard to imagine, mysterious inhabitants of the ocean depths, and marine giants that seem like characters from legends await our heroes. Together with the heroes, readers will learn many hard-to-imagine facts, see that scientists have not yet found all the answers to questions and that the ocean can be studied for a long time to come, and make many fascinating discoveries. Who is Chevostik? Chevostik is a charming character from a well-known audio project. Today, children know him from encyclopedias.

The series continues to release books that explain how the world works to children. Children absorb information much better when it is told to them by a fairy-tale character. That is exactly why boys and girls love such encyclopedias. Together with Uncle Kuzya, Chevostik embarks on amazing journeys into the world of science: physics, chemistry, astronomy, anatomy, geology, and others. He tells children about the great geographical discoveries, the conquest of space, and magical chemical transformations.   

• ISBN:  978-5-00214-721-2
• Author: Nagailis M.
• Publisher: Mann, Ivanov and Ferber (MIF) 
  Series: Children's Encyclopedias with Chevostik
  Series: Encyclopedias
  Series: Chevostik
• Number of pages: 80
• Paper type in the book: Offset
• Dimensions, mm: 260x200x5