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Who’s in the Ocean?
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Orca Whale
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dolphin
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Only 5 percent of the oceans have been explored by oceanographers. Oceans can be described as the planet’s mega museum. There are more artifacts and remnants of history than all the world’s museums combined! There is so much more to discover and learn about oceans! Did you enjoy
350 types of sharks. Sharks do not have bones, rather a skeleton completely made of cartilage. They can live for 25 years.
Lobsters live in the ocean. They live in the rocks and murky mud. They have poor eyesight, but very good hearing and
their bodies to protect themselves from predators.
Sharks live in the ocean. They are the largest fish in the sea and have been around for over 300 million years. There are over
Clams live in the ocean. They are considered mollusks. Clams have soft mushy bodies surrounded by a hinged shell. They do
not have any senses, so they can’t hear, see, taste, or smell. Sometimes, pearls can be found inside of clams.
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Clownfish live in the ocean. They live in the warm waters of the ocean floor. There are 28 species of clownfish and they can
grow to be 5 inches long. They live near the sea anemone. The anemone protects the clown fish and the clownfish cleans the
Jellyfish live in the ocean. They have been around for millions of years. Some are as big as a grown adult and some are as tiny as a pencil point. Some jellyfish sting. This is to help them
your adventure as an oceanographer?
Ocean Life Word Bank
1. coral reef 2. clownfish 3. sea turtle 4. jellyfish 5. starfish 6. dolphin
7. Orca whale 8. lobster 9. shark 10. octopus 11. eel 12. clam
catch prey. They eat shrimp, crabs, and small plants.
Orca whales live in the ocean. They are also called Killer Whales. They breathe through a blowhole and have a dorsal fin on their backs. They are solid black and white with a gray
saddle shaped spot behind the dorsal fin.
Eels live in the ocean. They may look like a snake, but they are actually a type of fish. There are over 400 types of eels. Eels have gills and sharp teeth. They hide in caves and rocks.
study ocean life. Let’s explore like an oceanographer!
Starfish live in the ocean. They do not swim, rather they use their tiny tube feet to crawl along. There are over 2,000 types of starfish. Starfish are found in every ocean.
Sea turtles live in the ocean. The species is over 220 million years old. They lay their eggs on land. Some sea turtles can
hold their breath for as long as 5 hours. Their hard shells protect them from predators.
taste. Lobsters have 2 different types of claws; one for pinching and one for crushing. They have clear blood.
Coral reefs live in the ocean. They need sunlight to survive so they only live and grow in water up to 150 feet deep. Reefs usually develop where there are waves. Waves bring in food, oxygen, and nutrients to the reef. Coral reefs provide protection and home to many different species of fish.
anemone. This is called a symbiotic relationship.
Octopus live in the ocean. They have 8 arms called tentacles. They have very good eyesight, but they are deaf. They have 3 hearts and light blue blood. They can squirt a type of ink from
Ocean Life
An adapted interactive book by: Michelle Breaux
The oceans makes up 71 % of Earth. They are home to many different creatures. Oceanographers are the scientists that
Dolphins live in the ocean. They are highly intelligent mammals that breathe through a blowhole on top of their head. Dolphins are carnivores mainly eating fish and squid.
Ocean Life Writing Practice
coral reef
Orca Whale
octopus dolphin shark sea turtle
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Ocean Life Writing Practice
clownfish lobster jellyfish starfish eel clam