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Travel, Learn and Explore6+ 27.5 x 23.5 x 9 cm (11” x 9” x 3.5”) 14.8 x 21 cm (6” x 8”) 32The SeaM. Gaule, G. Pesavento96 x 68 cm (38” x 27”) 205Planet Earth consists mostly of water. Seas and oceans,large bodies of water, are home to magnificent creaturesand include spectacular unexplored depths. Read the book,assemble the puzzle and learn all about the fascinatingunderwater world.A new title of the Travel, Learn and Explore series dedicatedto seas and oceans, to know the underwater world moreclosely through a 32-page book and a 205-piece puzzle.LIFE IN THE INDIAN OCEANGREEN TURTLEA green turtle can be 125 centimetres(49 inches) long and weigh up to 230kilograms (507 pounds)! Each year,groups of thousands of these turtlesmigrate as much as 2,000 kilometres(1,240 miles) to move from the areaswhere they feed to those where theymate and lay their eggs.SPECTACLED PORPOISEThis type of porpoise is easy to recognise because it has ringsaround its eyes. It has a black back with a large round fin and awhite belly. Spectacled porpoises eat squid and fish, and they livein herds of up to twenty-five.This porpoise is a very fast swimmer!ANGELFISHBox with iridescent detailsINDIAN OCEANNumerous schools of angelfish live inand around coral reefs. Their mainZEBRA SHARKcharacteristics are their protruding22 mouths, high foreheads and very tall23This shark owes its name to the factdorsal fins. The angelfish has two largethat when young it is covered in stripes.vertical stripes on its body that really standThis allows it to blend into the background amid the lines of light andout. Angelfish mate for life.shadow on the ocean floor. The stripes fade as the shark grows,and eventually they turn into black spots. A zebra sharkcan be up to 2 1/2 metres (8 feet) in length and feedsUNDERWATER on small bony AND fish, ABOVE molluscs and crustaceans.WATER VOLCANOESThe Indian Ocean is 74,917,000 square kilometres, or 28,417,119Beneath the surface of the Indian Ocean thereBLOWFISHsquare miles. It is the warmest, southernmost and saltiest ocean,are many underwater volcanoes; none of themare active, however. There are also many volcanicbecause heat causes the water to evaporate. Because of theNAPOLEONIFISHA blowfish’s body is completely covered inislands. One particularly interesting volcanicocean’s high temperature, it is often subject to strong winds, suchquills. If it feels angry or in danger, it puffs upThis fish is named island for is Krakatoa, the hump between Java and Sumatra.into a ball by swallowing air and water andas trade winds, typhoons and monsoons, all of which bring rainon its head, which This island looks has like three volcanoes that 130 yearssticks out those quills. It has a small mouth withand humidity.Napoleon’s ago signature erupted hat. A the Napoleonfishsame time and destroyedteeth that looks like a bird’s beak and it feedsThe islands in this oceancan grow up two to thirds 230 centimetres of the island. (90 A inches) few years in length later a and small its colouron molluscs, sea urchins and crabs. Its backvolcano called Anak Krakatau rose out of theare mostly small and tendranges from blue to green to grey-pink. It’s a solitary and stationaryis yellowish with black dots, and on its side itashes of three previous volcanoes.to be coral or volcanicfish and is active during the day, while at night it sleeps amidst thehas brown stripes. When it puffs up the stripescoral.disappear and its back looks green instead.islands, and some areseamounts. Eruptionsand underwaterearthquakes along theridges are common.20 21THE DEEPEST POINTThe deepest point in the Indian Oceanis located in the Sunda Deep of the JavaTrench off the island of Java, 7,450 metres(24,442 feet) down! The Java Trenchis 3,200 kilometres (nearly 2,000 miles)long. It is divided by a ridge and is mostlyfilled with sediment.CHAGOS ISLANDSThe Chagos Islands are the world’s largest natural marine reserve anda treasure trove of marine biodiversity. They include the largest coralatoll in the world, a diverse array of trenches and ridges and an amazingvariety of corals, fish, turtles, crustaceans and marine animals. Pufferfishare one of the many species represented, and they swim through someof the deepest water.8 TLE
Travel, Learn and Explore6+ 27.5 x 23.5 x 9 cm (11" x 9" x 3.5") 14.8 x 21 cm (6" x 8") 32The EarthM. Gaule98 x 67 cm (38.5" x 26") 205Travel the world to learn all about the most interesting thingson our beautiful planet! Take an exciting trip through twohemispheres. Check out how deep the oceans are and geta close-up look at the world’s largest and most ferociousanimals. Learn about our most interesting and impressivebuildings! Read all kinds of facts in the book, then test yourmemory by assembling a 205-piece puzzle!TLE9
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3D Models6+ 32 x 24 x 6 cm (12.5”
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Edu-Blocks2+ 14.5 x 14.5 x 14.5 cm
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The Ultimate Atlas6+ 36 x 28 x 7 cm
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60-Piece Puzzle5+ 28 x 22 x 6 cm (1
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Travel Puzzle3+ 23 x 22 x 8 cm (9"
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Puzzle 22+ 15 x 23 x 6 cm (6" x 9"
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Atlas of Biodiversity6+ 24 x 32 cm
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