The Boy and the Ocean Friends

Leo is a boy who loves the ocean and spends his afternoons drawing sea animals in his notebook. When his class visits the aquarium, a guide explains the ocean food web, showing how plankton feed small fish, small fish feed larger fish, and larger fish help keep the ocean balanced. Fascinated by these connections, Leo decides to create a food-web exhibit for the school science fair using colored paper, string, and his own drawings. The story, written by Aysel Banu YAVUZAL, highlights curiosity, careful observation, and the idea that every creature, no matter how small, has a role in the ecosystem. Leo's enthusiasm is contagious, and his warm relationship with his little sister adds a family touch. This tale can be read on Masal İzle. It is ideal for young readers curious about nature and the sea, combining a gentle story with basic ecological concepts. Parents and teachers will find it a useful resource for introducing marine life and interconnectedness.