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Jul 22, 2014

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In this slideshow, to hear a Sound, click on this button To play:. Narwhal. Fast facts. I’m speedy!. The narwhal’s scientific name Is Monodon monoceros. Science!. Narwhals live in the arctic. Some narwhals eat…. Greenland halibut. flatfish. Squid. Narwhals…. A re mammals!!!.

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In this slideshow, to hear a Sound, click on this button To play:
Narwhal Fast facts I’m speedy!
The narwhal’s scientific name Is Monodonmonoceros Science!
Narwhals live in the arctic
Some narwhals eat… Greenland halibut flatfish Squid
Narwhals… Are mammals!!!
This has been… Narwhal Fast facts

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