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This document contains information about dolphins organized into multiple sections, including prey, predators, habitat, physical appearance, facts, and references. It discusses that dolphins mainly eat fish, crab, and squid, and have sharks and killer whales as predators. Dolphins live in coastal waters, bays, and harbors. They are black, white, and grey with smooth skin and can grow up to 13 feet long. The document also provides some additional facts about dolphins and biographical information about the author.
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Dolphins are endangered due to getting caught in fishing nets, drowning when river flooding causes their blow holes to take in water, and being hunted by humans for bait. They have complex brains that are more folded than human brains and can sleep with one brain hemisphere at a time. Dolphins interact socially with other dolphins when not hunting and can blow bubble rings large enough to swim through. Their endangerment threatens other animals in the food chain.
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This document contains information about dolphins organized into 9 chapters. It discusses where dolphins live in all oceans and some rivers, what dolphins are as sea mammals related to whales and porpoises, and details about dolphin babies being tail first. It also notes that dolphins are killed for food, includes a diagram and poem about dolphins, and states there are 37 types of dolphins.
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Wolves communicate through howling, with European wolves having louder howls than North American wolves. They have been hunted by humans because they prey on farm animals. Wolves eat both large prey like moose and bison as well as medium prey such as deer and sheep. While once widespread, wolves are now extinct in many areas and primarily live in Canada, Alaska, Europe, and Asia. Wolf populations declined sharply in the 1970s before protections were established. Wolves live up to 12 years in the wild and over 16 years in captivity, with the recorded maximum being 20 years. The average wolf pack consists of 5 to 11 animals including breeding adults and offspring of varying ages. Wolves are part of the
Labrador retriever caroline#16
The document provides information about the Labrador Retriever. It describes their habitat as being able to live everywhere in the United States as well as other countries like China, Asia, and South America. It discusses their diet, which includes dry and wet dog food, insects, berries and fallen fruit. It also notes predators that can hurt them, such as foxes, wolves, bears, and wild elephants. It provides some physical characteristics and notes their maximum and minimum weights. It shares an interesting fact that they can carry eggs in their mouth without breaking them.
#10 arctic fox
The Arctic fox lives in dens under the snow in the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere, including Europe. They eat small animals like hares and seal pups and try to survive predators like polar bears, wolves, humans, and snowy owls. Arctic foxes have fur that can be white, black, gray, or mixed and a body adapted to leaping and smelling prey and predators. The author wrote about Arctic foxes because they are special to them and they want others to learn more about these animals.
Grizzly bears
The grizzly bear lives in western North America and produces litters of cubs yearly. Females are very protective of their cubs. The document provides information about grizzly bears including their diet of fish and other animals, size and weight which can be over 900 pounds, speed of 35 mph, and lifespan of 15-25 years. It also defines terms like vegetarian and mammal.
Lion #2 final
A lion runs 35 miles per hour, stands 4 feet tall, and weighs between 400 to 500 pounds. The document provides various facts about lions, including their speed, size, strength, weight, prey, and predators. It was written by an 8-year-old student named Nevin for a school project, and sources several wildlife websites.
Great danes solomon 11
Great Danes are large dogs that can weigh up to 100 pounds and stand 31-36 inches tall. They live indoors and outdoors with their owners. Great Danes originate from Germany and require daily walks like most dogs. According to the American Kennel Club, Great Danes have a friendly, energetic personality. They eat dog food and are known as gentle giants. The document also provides information about the author, Solomon, who is interested in dogs, especially German Shepherds.
Killer whale #10
The document describes the habitat, food sources, and physical traits of killer whales. It notes that killer whales are black and white in color, have a large tail, and can swim as fast as dolphins. The document also provides several links for additional information on killer whales.
Wolves
Wolves communicate through howling and have different howls based on their location. They have an undeserved reputation from being hunted by humans. Wolves eat large prey like moose and medium prey like deer, and live in parts of Canada, Alaska, Europe and Asia. Wolf populations declined in the 1970s but can live 12-16 years in captivity or in the wild. Wolf packs typically consist of 5-11 animals including adults, juveniles and yearlings. Wolves are part of the biological family that includes dogs, foxes, jackals and coyotes. Male and female wolves differ in size, with males weighing 43-45kg and females 36-38.5kg.
Python 9
Python snakes eat birds, pigs, dogs, cats and other animals to survive. Their predators include eagles, crocodiles, lions, tigers and humans. Pythons live in Africa, Asia, Australia, rainforests, savannas and deserts on the ground and in trees. They grab prey with their fangs and squeeze gently to suffocate their victims without breaking bones.
Jaguar #13
Jaguars live in the rainforests and swamplands of Central and South America. They are carnivores that prey on deer, capybara, and tapire using their sharp teeth and claws. Jaguars can be tan, yellow, brown, white or black in color. While they can run up to 50 miles per hour in short bursts, they can only sprint for brief periods before needing to rest.
Black panthers #3
A black panther is a type of large cat that can be black jaguars, black leopards, or rarely black tigers. They live in forests, swamps, and grasslands in Africa and Asia. Black panthers eat small animals like mice and rodents, and sometimes larger prey. Cubs are born with faint spots that fade to black as they grow. Females may have polka dots like cheetahs.
Labrador retriever caroline#16
The document summarizes information about the Labrador Retriever dog breed. It describes their habitat as being able to live everywhere in the United States as well as other countries like China, Asia, and South America. It provides details on their food sources, including dry and wet dog food as well as insects, berries, and fallen fruit. It lists some physical characteristics and notes their maximum weight is 79 lbs and minimum is 55 lbs.
Bat falcon 15
The Bat Falcon lives in forests and open areas with few trees in Mexico, South America, and Suriname. It preys on bats, small birds, and insects, and is preyed upon by owls, hawks, and vipers. The Bat Falcon has black head and upper body with a white chest, tan neck, and long black tail with gray stripes. It has dark brown eyes with a rim of yellow. Their call is a "ke-ke-ke" and they can live 12-18 years.
Golden eagles 5
Golden Eagles are powerful birds that live in high places in Europe, North America, Asia, Alaska and Mexico. They are dark brown with lighter golden brown feathers on their heads. Golden Eagles stay with their parents for 45 days to learn hunting and survival skills before leaving the nest. They hunt rabbits, foxes, and other animals using speed and their large talons. Some cool facts are that Golden Eagles can fly very fast and have better vision than humans.
Red robin
The document discusses the habitat, diet, appearance, and other facts about the red robin bird. It notes that red robins live in woods and eat earthworms, fruit, insects and berries. The main parts of the document are a table of contents, sections about the red robin's habitat, diet, appearance, other facts, and a closing biography of the student author who wrote the report.
River otters#12
This document provides information about river otters, including where they live, what they eat, their predators, and fun facts. It discusses how river otters live in streams, rivers, and marshes, eating small fish, crayfish, and other creatures. Their predators include birds of prey and large fish. The document also includes a brief author biography and sections on vocabulary words and an index.
4 elephant
This document provides information about elephants by comparing African and Asian elephants. It notes that African elephants are larger, with ears shaped like Africa and large tusks, while Asian elephants are smaller with smaller or no tusks. The document includes maps showing the ranges of each species and photographs of elephants. It also discusses woolly mammoths and mentions that elephants were historically kept in captivity but can now be seen in zoos. The glossary defines relevant terms and the author is identified as a third grade student completing a school project.
#10 arctic fox
The Arctic fox lives in dens under the snow in the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere, including Europe. They eat small animals like hares and seal pups. Arctic foxes have fur that can be white, black, gray, or mixed and have physical traits like a flexible hip joint and keen sense of smell that help them hunt prey and avoid predators like polar bears, wolves, humans, and snowy owls. The author wrote about Arctic foxes because they are special to them and they want others to learn more about these misunderstood animals.
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- 1. MARY NELSON
- 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Prey 3 2. Predators 4 3. Coastal waters 5 4. Harbors 6 5. Bay 7 6. What it looks like 8 7. Other Facts 9 8. Index 11 9. Glossary 12 10. About the Author 13 11. Sources 14
- 3. PREY The Dolphin eats three main foods. It eats fish, crab, squid, and octopi. Those are just the main foods. It has a favorite food just like everything else. It’s favorite food is fish.
- 4. PREDATORS Dolphins have predators too. It’s predators are Humans, Sharks, and Killer Whales. Those are the things that would kill it. Those are just it’s main predators.
- 5. COASTAL WATERS A dolphin’s habitat is in coastal waters. Coastal water is water near beaches.
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- 7. BAY Dolphins live in bays too. A bay is an area of land with an opening to the sea.
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