In Faceless, Spineless, and Brainless Ocean Animals, readers will travel deep down into to the ocean habitat to learn about some interesting creatures. Many invertebrates in the ocean have no face, no limbs, not even a brain, yet they still move, eat, reproduce, and defend themselves in amazing ways. Readers will discover the incredible adaptations and behaviours of these invertebrates.
Note: The author "Jody Sullivan" and the author "Jody Sullivan Rake" are the same person, so the two author profiles have been merged into one. (see also: Answers.com)
This could be used in a story time to give some facts and features of jellyfish while showing off some great photographs. A nice example of using nonfiction in story time - don't' read it all the way through, just focus on giving a few facts and move on to a story.