Love whales, dolphins and life beneath the waves? Then you’re in for a treat because this month’s edition of Whizz Pop Bang, Undersea Explorers, is all about the ocean. But that’s not all… we’re also giving our fans the chance to win one of five copies of Mysteries of Marine Mammals by Amandine Delauney – a beautifully illustrated guide to whales, dolphins and porpoises.
What is Mysteries of Marine Mammals about?
Written and illustrated by Amandine Delaunay, Mysteries of Marine Mammals is a stunningly illustrated exploration of the ocean’s most fascinating mammals.
Inside, young readers will discover:
- 🐋 How whales communicate across vast ocean distances
- 🐬 The differences between dolphins and porpoises
- 🌊 How marine mammals survive in icy waters
- 🧠 The surprising intelligence of ocean giants
- 🫁 Why mammals breathe air – even underwater ones
It’s a brilliant example of a science book for children that combines real biology with engaging artwork and accessible explanations.
Mysteries of Marine Mammals by Amandine Delauney is available from Phaidon, £17.95.
Why it pairs perfectly with Whizz Pop Bang: Undersea Explorers
If you loved learning about sharks, ocean layers and strange sea creatures in this edition, this book takes that curiosity even further.
Together, the magazine and this book support linked, meaningful learning by helping children:
- Connect habitats to animal adaptations
- Understand classification and mammal characteristics
- Compare marine mammals with fish and sharks
- Build knowledge through beautiful visual storytelling
It’s ideal for curious readers aged 7–11 who want to dive deeper into marine biology.
How to enter this children’s ocean book giveaway
To be in with a chance of winning one of five copies, simply answer this question in the comments:
Which of the following is a marine mammal?
A) Shark
B) Dolphin
C) Octopus
Competition closes: 31st March 2026. Click here for full terms and conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Who is this book suitable for?
This book is ideal for children aged around 7 to 11 who enjoy ocean life, animals and science.
Do I need to be a Whizz Pop Bang subscriber to enter?
No – this competition is open to all readers.
When does the competition run?
The giveaway runs from 1 March to 31 March 2026.
Good luck, Undersea Explorers!
We love sharing science books for kids that inspire curiosity about the natural world. Whether you’re fascinated by breaching whales or deep-diving dolphins, this giveaway is your chance to explore the ocean’s most remarkable mammals.
Happy exploring! 🌊🐋
Sally Collingwood says:
B) Dolphin
Ezra Fosterjohn says:
B, Dolphin
Mark Richmond says:
B) Dolphin
jodie BW says:
B) Dolphin
Megan says:
B) Dolphin
CarolD says:
B. Dolphin
Daniel Norton says:
B dolphin
Martina Pichova says:
answer b. Dolphin
Sebastian says:
The answer is B: Dolphin
jamie waterworth says:
B) Dolphin
Claire Warner says:
B Dolphin
Claire Woods says:
B) Dolphin
Grace Wiessner says:
B. Dolphin
Andrew Hindley says:
B) Dolphin
Jed Harper says:
B) Dolphin
Malcolm Carrott says:
B.. Dolphin
Clive Pulley says:
Answer…
B. Dolphin
Mary Lucking says:
B) Dolphin
Daisy Reavie says:
Dolphin
Chris Roberts says:
B) Dolphin
Linda Spevick says:
B.dolphin
Yes Nano Banana2 says:
I love how Mysteries of Marine Mammals bridges the gap between curiosity and real science—especially the section on whale communication really made me appreciate just how complex and intelligent these creatures are. It’s the kind of book that could spark a lifelong interest in marine biology, and it’s great to see it paired with a magazine that already encourages that kind of exploration. Thanks for highlighting it!
Gillian Aldred says:
B) Dolphin
Lukas says:
Dolphin is a marine mammal.
Esme pay says:
Dolphin
Madeleine Shaw says:
B Dolphin
Monty says:
B) Dolphin
Ivy Karia says:
The answer is DOLPHIN.
I AM GOING TO BE A MARINE BIOLOGIST WHEN I GROW UP AND SAIL AROUND THE WORLD IN MY ELECTRIC BOAT. My sister and I read your magazine from cover to cover every month. Thank you, Whizzpopbang!
Ivy age 9
Shirley Westall says:
B, Dolphin