Juliana's Library: The Berenstain Bears at the Aquarium by J&M Berenstain

"Here we are at the aquarium," says Papa Bear. "The what?" asks Sister. "The ah-KWAIR-ee-um," says Mama. "It is a zoo of the sea." "There are many things to see," says Papa. "I want to see the whale," says Brother. "I want to see the dolphins," says Sister. "What shall we see first?" asks Papa. "The whale," says Brother. "The dolphins," says Sister. "First, let&`&s see the fish," says Mama. "This swordfish has a very long nose," says Papa. "Pointy, too," says Brother. "The flounder is very flat," says Mama. "His eyes are on the same side," says Sister "Ugh!" "Here is a catfish," says Papa. "It looks like a cat," says Brother. "Here is a dogfish," says Mama. "It does not look like a dog," says Sister. "This way to the whale!" says Brother. "This way to the dolphins!" says Sister. In the next room they see an octopus. "Which end is the front?" asks Mama. "I'm not sure," says Papa. They see jellyfish. "Those long strings can sting you," says Papa. "Not if we stay out of the tan," says Mama. "Where is the whale?" asks Brother. "And where are the dolphins?" asks Sister. "Look at those penguins swim!" says Mama. "Look at them dive!" says Papa. "Why don't they fly?" asks Brother. "Because they can't says Papa. "Why don't they walk? asks Sister. "Some of them do," says Brother. "These are some big fish," says Papa. "The sharks are very scary," says Brother. "Look at their sharp teeth!" "The sunfish is very funny," says Sister. "Look at his big head!"