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This document discusses different types of dolphins. It notes that there are 36 types of ocean dolphins and 5 river dolphins. Some types include bottlenose, spotted, striped, and pink river dolphins. Pink river dolphins have a larger brain than humans and live in the Amazon. They can turn 180 degrees and have a hump instead of a dorsal fin. The document also provides facts about dolphin behaviors, such as that they can swim up to 260 miles per day, sleep with half their brain awake, and use echolocation to find food.
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There are over 30 species of dolphins found worldwide. They live mainly in saltwater oceans and seas, though some species can live in freshwater. Dolphin species vary in size, coloration, fin shape, and skull structure. The most common species is the bottlenose dolphin, known for its intelligence. River dolphins live in freshwater habitats in South America and Asia. The rough-toothed dolphin prefers deep waters and lacks a melon crease found in other dolphins. Species identification can be determined by characteristics such as the Risso dolphin's square head or the striped dolphin's blue and white stripes.
Dolphin facts
Dolphins are highly intelligent social marine mammals that live in pods of up to 12 individuals. They can jump high out of the water, spin multiple times, and locate food better than tuna. Dolphins have over 200 teeth, hunt fish and octopus, and have hearing more than ten times better than humans.
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Dolphins are marine mammals closely related to whales and porpoises. There are almost forty species of dolphins that vary in size and have evolved around ten million years ago during the Miocene. Dolphins are found worldwide mostly in shallow seas, eat fish and squid, and are considered some of the most intelligent animals.
Animal intelligence
Dolphins are marine mammals closely related to whales that vary in size but generally weigh around 40 kg. They have streamlined bodies and are carnivorous, mostly eating fish and squid. Dolphins have acute eyesight, can hear much higher frequencies than humans, use their teeth like antennae, and have a well-developed sense of touch. They communicate through whistle-like sounds, occasionally leap out of the water, and can sleep with half of their brain at a time.
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Pink dolphins are a rare species found in the Amazon and Orinoco rivers in South America. Unlike most other dolphin species that live in the sea, pink dolphins reside exclusively in rivers. They are born grey but become pinker with age. Pink dolphins have larger brains than humans and their skin turns brighter pink when excited or embarrassed like how human faces turn red. They are an endangered species being one of the last remaining river dolphins.
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Dolphins can grow up to 30 feet long and live in all oceans, preferring warm waters near the equator. They swim using their tail flukes and hunt fish, squid, and shrimp in groups. Female dolphins give birth to one calf at a time that is about 4 feet long at birth. Dolphins face threats from large sharks, killer whales, and humans, who kill more dolphins than any other ocean animal. There are about 32 different kinds of dolphins that inhabit the world's oceans.
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Geometric solid presentation
The document describes the key geometric properties of several 3D shapes - including the number of faces, edges and vertices for each shape. It defines what a face, edge and vertex are. It then lists the specific numbers of faces, edges and vertices for each shape: a cube, sphere, cone, cylinder, rectangular prism, triangular pyramid, rectangular pyramid and triangular prism. It concludes with some multiple choice questions about properties of cones and cubes.
The colonists attack
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Diet m. coke
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John cabot
John Cabot was an explorer who discovered North America in 1497 but is less well known than Christopher Columbus. The document argues you should vote for Cabot because he has not received the recognition Columbus has and voting for him would give Cabot his moment to be acknowledged for his exploration achievements if he were still alive today.
Cheetahs
Cheetahs have a varied diet that includes fruits, birds, rabbits, and lizards. They are distinguished from leopards by their tear lines - bold black lines that run from their eyes to their mouths. Mother cheetahs are protective of their cubs and will make noises or carry them by their neck fat if they wander too far. Cheetahs are endangered and mostly live in Africa, with small populations in Iran and Northern Africa.
Egg drop research
This document outlines a student's egg drop research project. It lists sections for what is already known about the topic, questions the student wants to answer, and potential sources to find answers. The student aims to learn more about protecting eggs from breaking through research and developing a design.
Chinook indians
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against developing mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
Geometric solids 2
This document defines and provides examples of key geometric shapes and their components. It explains that faces are flat surfaces, edges are where two faces meet, and vertices are where three or more edges intersect. It then lists properties of common 3D shapes such as cubes, cones, spheres, cylinders, prisms and pyramids, including the number of faces, edges and vertices each contains.
Geometric solids
The document defines various geometric shapes and their key properties including faces, edges, and vertices. It provides details on the number of each for cubes, spheres, triangular prisms, rectangular prisms, cones, rectangular pyramids, triangular pyramids, cylinders, and asks questions for the reader to answer.
Glogster research
Jennifer Aniston was born in Sherman Oaks, California on February 11, 1969. Her parents are John Aniston and Nancy Dow. Her first TV role was on the popular sitcom Friends, which propelled her to international stardom. While she has been acting since the late 1980s, Friends established her as one of the most popular actresses in American television history.
Chinook indians
The Chinook Indians lived in large plank houses built of red cedar wood that could house up to 50 people. They had a varied diet that included salmon, other fish, deer, elk, berries and other foods from the forests and ocean. Clothing was made from woven cedar bark and included shirts, pants, capes and hats. Ritual ceremonies called potlatches involved dancing, singing and the chief giving gifts to show kindness. The Chinooks were skilled woodworkers who made canoes, totem poles and masks.
Pekingese.pptx
The Pekingese dog breed originated in China over 2,000 years ago. Pekingese were bred to be lap dogs and come in golden brown, black, or white colors. They are typically short-haired or long-haired and weigh 8-10 pounds as adults. Pekingese are called "lion dogs" due to their unusual fur and tendency to act bigger than they are. The author's 15-year-old Pekingese, Harley, used to have a sister named Gizzy who would scare him away if he took her toys.
The geometric solids
The document discusses the key properties of common 3D geometric shapes including cubes, spheres, cylinders, cones, prisms and pyramids. It defines faces as flat surfaces, edges as where faces meet, and vertices as corners. Specific details are provided on the number of faces, edges and vertices in each shape, along with everyday examples of each shape.
Geometric solids
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Geometric solids
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- 1. Dolphin s Dolphins BY: NICOLE WIESCHHAUS
- 2. Types of Dolphin Bottled Nose •White Sided •Spotted •Striped •Pink River •Pilot Head •Hectors
- 3. Facts Dolphins can swim up to 260 miles a day. There are 36 different types of ocean dolphins and 5 river dolphins. Different types of dolphins eat different things. Dolphins are marine mammals closely related to whales and porpoises. Dolphins have to breath air. When they want to sleep half of their brain is awake. Sometimes they sleep close to the surface with their blow hole sticking out of the water.
- 4. More Facts Dolphins are typically 8ft long. They have a long lifespan. The bottle nose can live 40yrs and the orca (closely related) can be 70 or 80 yrs old. They mostly live in shallow areas of tropical climates and oceans. Dolphins love to play, are very active, and are known to follow ships and leap high out of the water.
- 5. Pink River Dolphins Their brain is 40% larger than a humans. They can turn 180 degrees. They are larger than the grey dolphin. They live in the Amazon. They eat small turtles, crustaceans, crabs, catfish , and piranhas. Instead of a dorsal fin they have a hump. When they’re little they are gray as they grow up they turn pink.
- 6. Echolocation When dolphins are in murky waters or in the dark parts of the ocean they can’t see. They use echolocation to find food or other dolphins. Dolphins can make a high pitched clicking sound. When the click hits a object some of the sound will echo back. By listening to the echo and estimating the time it took to come back they can guess the distance of the object.
- 8. Quiz What temp. do dolphins like? Name three types of dolphins. What are 3 different traits of pink river dolphins? How long are dolphins? How old can the bottle nose live? How long can they swim for? What animals are they related to? How do they sleep? How are pink river dolphins different when they are little from when they’re a baby.
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