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sYmphony of whales

sYmphony of whales. Syrai McBride December 16 , 2013 Reading . Symphony of whales . scientific name : Mesoplodon carlhubbsi . Steve Schuch. genre. Fiction : literature in the form of prose . short stories and novels, that describes imaginary events and people.

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sYmphony of whales

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  1. sYmphonyof whales Syrai McBride December 16 , 2013 Reading

  2. Symphony of whales scientific name : Mesoplodon carlhubbsi

  3. Steve Schuch

  4. genre • Fiction : literature in the form of prose.short stories and novels, that describes imaginary events and people

  5. Favorite character glashska This is my favorite character because she helped the whales from getting stuck in the ice.

  6. setting • This book place in the earliest times .

  7. Problem in the story • the problem in “symphony of whales” was the whales are going to get stuck in the ice

  8. solution did glashka help the whales survive ???? Glashka uses her innate connection as well as intuition with nature to help bring together the community in hopes of trying to save the lives of the trapped Beluga whales, who have swam into the freezing channel.

  9. Bubbas’ beaked whales

  10. Fun facts • Beaked whales are the members of the family Ziphiidae which consists of 21 species. • Beaked whales are some of the world’s most extreme divers • They can dive for long periods—20 to 30 minutes is common, and 85 minute dives have been recorded—and to great depths: 1,899 meters (6,230 ft) and possibly more

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