Ocean Presentation by Mrs. Scotts first grade

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Ocean Presentation byMrs. Scotts first grade
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Eelsby Anna-Marie

• Little eels are clear like glass.
• Big eels are green, long, slippery.
• Little scales make their skin feel smooth.
• They live in bays and rivers.
• They like to eat crabs and fish.
• Eels scare people!!

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Bluefishby Magdalena

• Bluefish live in schools.
• Bluefish eat anything in the water like fish,
  crabs, and shrimp.
• They like to swim close to the beach.

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Dolphinsby Tiffani

• Dolphins are mammals.
• They have big flippers and giant jaws for
  catching fish.
• Dolphins are fast because they have a
  powerful tail-fin.

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Blue Crabs by Delaine

• If crabs lose a claw it grows back.
• When their shell cracks they are buster crabs
• Crabs break out of their shell backwards, then
  they are soft crabs.
• When crabs have eggs, they are sponge crabs.
• Eggs are under the tail or apron.

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Floundersby Ashley

• Flounders can hide in the sand because
  they
• are flat.
• They lie on the bottom and wait for shrimp or
  little fish to come by, then they grab it.
• Baby flounders have an eye on each side of their
  head.

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Horseshoe Crabsby Courtney

• A horseshoe female is larger then the male.
• It is cousin with spiders.
• It has four eyes.
• It has five pairs of legs.
• They can turn over by using its tail.
• Horseshoe crabs lay their eggs on the beach.

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Manateesby Stephen

• Manatees are slow swimmers.
• Manatees eat floating plants.
• They breathe air like humans.

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Ottersby Anna Nicole

• An otter lives in an underground den .
• Their fur is made of longs, stiff hairs that are
  coated with oil .
• Otters have webbed feet.

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Oystersby Katelynn

• Oysters have two shells that are gray and
  rough.
• A lot of oysters together is called a bed
  of oysters.
• A grain of sand inside the oyster becomes a
  pearl.

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Pelicans

• Pelicans eat fish.
• They like to live with other pelicans on the
  beach.
• Pelican parents take turns feeding the chicks.
• They dive for their fish and scoop them up in
  their big beaks.

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Redfishby Giles

• Red fish have a big black spot at the base of
  their tail..
• They like to eat crabs.
• Fishermen can not catch them because they can
  make big holes in the nets.

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Sea Turtlesby Zachary

• Sea turtles lay their eggs in the sand.
• They lay 100 eggs.
• Sea turtles eat little fish.

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Sharksby Jordan

• Sharks have a really, really, great sense of
  smell.
• Sharks have to keep moving or they will sink.
• When sharks teeth fall out, they are replaced
  right away.

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Shrimpby Matthew

• Shrimp are pink and have tiny feet.
• Shrimp can swim backwards.
• His skeleton is on the outside of his body.

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Whalesby Rubicela

• A group of whales is called a pod.
• Whales breathe air.
• Whales like to flip their tails in the water.
• Whales are good hunters.

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Seagulls

• Seagulls huddle together on the ground when they
  are afraid.
• When the weather is warm, the seagulls are able
  to catch more fish.
• Seagulls learned to drop clams on the pavement,
  so that they break open and all the meat spills
  out.