Are Whales and Dolphins Smarter Than Humans?

Cetology

Author: Eliza Jeffrey Series: The Big Questions Answered

Are Whales and Dolphins Smarter Than Humans?

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They are great communicators and are have sophisticated ways of trouble shooting.Beautifully bound with stunning illustrations, this unique and collectable narrative non-fiction series will start a lifelong interest in science. QR code links to a dedicated interactive website with comprehensive free teacher and parents' resources and more

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It's a big question - are whales and dolphins smarter than humans? Whales and dolphins are incredible as are the cetologists who study them! It's quite some adventure to explore how clever they actually are! Dive into the stories behind cetology to discover how dolphins trouble shoot what whale poo does for us the clever way sperm whales sleepand more!Beautifully bound with stunning illustrations this unique and collectable narrative non-fiction series will start a lifelong interest in science for curious kids.Use the QR code links in each book to take you to the Big Question Answered website for comprehensive free teacher and parents' resources and fun kids pack to download.Science has never been so much fun!

Critic Reviews

An awe inspiring hook into learning about our oceans. The Whacky/Outstanding Facts and descriptions are truly fascinating and, although complex, are clearly explained to elicit curiosity and confident knowledge about Big (important) Questions. These captivating books will be instrumental in fuelling ocean literacy in kids while also undoubtedly inspiring future marine-science related careers - ensuring continued engagement, interaction and care for our wondrous oceans.

-- Blue Marine Foundation

About the Author

Eliza Jeffery is a children’s book author based in Falmouth, Cornwall. She graduated from Exeter University, studying English and Creative Writing, and is currently completing a Masters degree at Falmouth University in Professional Writing. Cornwall is a special place for Eliza, and she loves being able to live and write books here! She enjoys creating books that help children learn about the wonderful world around them. In her spare time, Eliza loves to walk the coastal path, search in rock pools for crabs, and play her ukulele by the sea. She can often be found eating a big bowl of mussels and reading a good book! Eliza’s work includes My First Book of Mammals, My First Book of Ocean Life, Cats, among many more.