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By Sarah
Coutney and
 Gezamae.
By Sarah
    Coutney and
     Gezamae.




We will tell you all about
       Manatees!
By Sarah
    Coutney and
     Gezamae.




We will tell you all about
       Manatees!
                         Please enjoy our information!
Their nose is to
push their food
towards them.
Their nose is to
push their food
towards them.
Their nose is to
push their food
towards them.


   Eyes to look for
    their food and
   their predators
Their nose is to
push their food
towards them.


   Eyes to look for
    their food and
   their predators



                   Flippers to swim.
They feed on a
  large range of
  plants found in
 the water or by
the waters edge.

 Manatees are
  herbivores.
They feed on a
  large range of
  plants found in
 the water or by
the waters edge.

 Manatees are
  herbivores.
On average
manatees can travil
about 40-50 miles a
       day.




 Manatees also make sounds like squaeks,
  squeals and screams when they play!
On average
manatees can travil
about 40-50 miles a
       day.




 Manatees also make sounds like squaeks,
  squeals and screams when they play!
On average
  manatees can travil
  about 40-50 miles a
         day.


  Most of the time
    spent eating
(100-150lbs per day)
resting and traviling.


   Manatees also make sounds like squaeks,
    squeals and screams when they play!
Habitat
Habitat
Florida manatees are found in slow
   moving rivers, bays and coastal
               water
   ecosystem of the southeastern
           United States.
Habitat
Florida manatees are found in slow
   moving rivers, bays and coastal
               water
   ecosystem of the southeastern
           United States.


    They can live in fresh brackish or salt water.
     Manatees prefer waters that are about one
         to two meters ( 3 - 7 feet ) deep.
Interesting Facts.

They have a really big
       noses!
Interesting Facts.

They have a really big
       noses!



                In winter usually november
                    through march the
                     water, goes down
                       to 21 degrees.
WHAT IF?




If manatees lost everything
        they would

    DIE!!!
WHAT IF?
 If a manatee lost
its tail it wouldn’t
  be able to swim



   If manatees lost everything
           they would

        DIE!!!
Thank you for watching!!!

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Manatee

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 4. By Sarah Coutney and Gezamae. We will tell you all about Manatees!
  • 5. By Sarah Coutney and Gezamae. We will tell you all about Manatees! Please enjoy our information!
  • 6. Their nose is to push their food towards them.
  • 7. Their nose is to push their food towards them.
  • 8. Their nose is to push their food towards them. Eyes to look for their food and their predators
  • 9. Their nose is to push their food towards them. Eyes to look for their food and their predators Flippers to swim.
  • 10. They feed on a large range of plants found in the water or by the waters edge. Manatees are herbivores.
  • 11. They feed on a large range of plants found in the water or by the waters edge. Manatees are herbivores.
  • 12. On average manatees can travil about 40-50 miles a day. Manatees also make sounds like squaeks, squeals and screams when they play!
  • 13. On average manatees can travil about 40-50 miles a day. Manatees also make sounds like squaeks, squeals and screams when they play!
  • 14. On average manatees can travil about 40-50 miles a day. Most of the time spent eating (100-150lbs per day) resting and traviling. Manatees also make sounds like squaeks, squeals and screams when they play!
  • 15.
  • 17. Habitat Florida manatees are found in slow moving rivers, bays and coastal water ecosystem of the southeastern United States.
  • 18. Habitat Florida manatees are found in slow moving rivers, bays and coastal water ecosystem of the southeastern United States. They can live in fresh brackish or salt water. Manatees prefer waters that are about one to two meters ( 3 - 7 feet ) deep.
  • 19. Interesting Facts. They have a really big noses!
  • 20. Interesting Facts. They have a really big noses! In winter usually november through march the water, goes down to 21 degrees.
  • 21. WHAT IF? If manatees lost everything they would DIE!!!
  • 22. WHAT IF? If a manatee lost its tail it wouldn’t be able to swim If manatees lost everything they would DIE!!!
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25.
  • 26.
  • 27. Thank you for watching!!!

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