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Discovering the Wonders of the Ocean: Sharks, Whales, and More

Dive into the amazing ocean world with this engaging exploration of marine life! Learn how sharks maintain their health with the help of cleaner fish, discover the true nature of whales as mammals, and uncover the fascinating behaviors of dolphins. Explore the diverse underwater plant life, including seaweed, sea grass, and algae. Find out about the unique characteristics of kelp and the clever octopus. This educational resource is perfect for anyone interested in the mysteries of the ocean and its inhabitants.

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Discovering the Wonders of the Ocean: Sharks, Whales, and More

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  1. The Amazing Ocean By. Malachi Wy

  2. Sharks • Sharks eat a lot of food. Fish clean their teeth. • The fish make sure the sharks does not eat them.

  3. Whales • Most people think whales are sea creatures. They are mammals. • They do not eat meat. They eat backwash and plants.

  4. Dolphins • Dolphins and whales are mammals. • They have blow holes.

  5. Sea Weed • Sea weed is usually on beaches you may step on it. • It’s the type of plant that floats in the sea.

  6. Sea Grass • Sea grass has strong tucked roots. And sea grass has evolved in time.

  7. Red algae • Red algae has 6,000 species. • Red algae can be red or purplish.

  8. Kelp • Kelp are large sea weed belonging to the brown algae family. • There are 30 different genera. • Kelp grows in a underwater forests in shallow oceans.

  9. Octopuses • Octopuses are famous for their rounding eyes and head. • Crabs, shrimp, and lobster rank among their favorite food.

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