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The hammerhead shark is an endangered species that lives in coastal waters around the world and eats a variety of fish and rays. While they can be dangerous predators, hammerhead sharks are primarily scavengers that hunt in schools. Their populations are threatened due to overfishing, as they are often caught unintentionally in fishing nets or solely for their valuable fins.
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The scalloped hammerhead shark has a distinctive hammer-shaped head, with olive, bronze or brown coloring and white belly. It lives in warm tropical waters off Australia and Central America, ranging in size from 3 to 26 feet. Experts estimate that 73 million sharks are killed annually, including 3 million hammerheads. Hammerheads prey on fish, squid, octopus and crustaceans, and have even been known to eat their own young. Their wide-set nostrils and eyes at the end of their hammer-shaped heads help them detect prey and threats. However, their large size makes them vulnerable to overfishing, and their valuable fins have led to the hammerhead being classified as an endangered species.
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The scalloped hammerhead shark has a distinctive hammer-shaped head, with olive, bronze or brown coloring and white belly. It lives in warm tropical waters off Australia and Central America, ranging in size from 3 to 26 feet. Experts estimate that 73 million sharks are killed annually, including 3 million hammerheads. Hammerheads prey on fish, squid, octopus and crustaceans, and have even been known to eat their own young. Their wide-set nostrils and eyes at the end of their hammer-shaped heads help them detect prey and threats. However, their large size makes them vulnerable to overfishing, and their valuable fins have led to the hammerhead being classified as an endangered species.
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Red sea
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The document discusses the snow leopard, describing how it hangs its food in trees to avoid other animals eating it. It lives alone in the mountainous regions of Central and South Asia, particularly in China. Snow leopards are endangered due to habitat destruction and poaching for their fur. They eat small mammals, birds, and monkeys and find caves or dens to sleep or hide.
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Elephants are the largest living land animals, with three species: African savanna elephants, African forest elephants, and Asian elephants. They can grow up to 9 feet tall and weigh over 11,000 pounds, with wrinkled grey skin and floppy ears. Elephants are endangered due to hunting for their tusks, which are traded as ivory.
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This document contains information about giraffes. It notes that giraffes are usually 16 feet tall, have unique spot patterns, and live in certain parts of Africa. It states that hunting caused giraffe numbers to decline as they were shot for food by local hunters. The document also classifies giraffes as vertebrate mammals that live in forests in Africa, where they eat grass and can be preyed on by lions or leopards. It concludes by stating that giraffes are related to camels and leopards in their scientific name.
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Penguins live in colonies and eat fish, krill, and squid. They were historically hunted for their oil, which was used to make paint and fuel, but are now protected by law. Penguins store uneaten food in their cheeks and nest on shore. They are preyed on by large seabirds, leopard seals, and killer whales. The Galapagos penguin is a bird that lives in colonies on the Galapagos Islands in South America.
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Whales were once hunted in small boats, some whales travel over 12,000 miles per year and have no teeth, and all whales need midwives. Blue whales are threatened by habitat loss, toxins, ship propellers, and fishing gear. The document discusses various facts about whales, such as their hunting history, migration patterns, teeth, birthing process, and threats like pollution and human activity. It also notes that blue whales are mammals that feed on krill and phytoplankton.
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Right whales swim slowly, are friendly, and eat plankton instead of having teeth. They are endangered due to historical hunting for their oil and baleen, and currently many are killed through ship collisions or beaching themselves. Conservation efforts aim to rescue whales that come ashore and protect populations from hunting. Right whales live in pods in all oceans and prefer deep waters, and they are mammals closely related to dolphins, seals, and other animals. They reside at the top of the food chain, feeding on plankton, krill, and occasionally giant squid.
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The tiger is the largest cat species and lives in rainforests, with dens as homes. Tigers are apex predators that eat deer and are related to leopards, saber-toothed tigers, and cheetahs. Tigers carry their cubs by the mouth and are part of the cat family.
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This document provides interesting facts about rhinos, including that a baby rhino weighs 20 times a human baby, black rhinos live in Africa, and most rhinos like to live alone, ranging from 3 to 15 kilometers. It notes that white rhinos are the biggest and that rhinos are endangered because people killed them for their horns. The document also classifies rhinos as vertebrate mammals that live in herds or crashes, live in Africa in woodlands and caves, eat grass and leaves, and are related to tapirs.
Winsor lion
Lions historically lived across large areas of Africa and North America but now primarily reside in grasslands and deserts of Africa and a small population in India. They hunt zebras, elephants, and other animals, living in prides and facing threats from poaching for their fur and loss of habitat. Lions are mammals that live in groups and can be found in forests, grasslands, and deserts in Africa and India.
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Jaguars are the only big cats native to America, living in parts of Brazil and South America. They have long tails that are supposedly used to catch fish and have a very strong bite that can pierce tortoises shells. Jaguars are mammals and vertebrates related to tigers and leopards, and a group of jaguars is called a jamboree.
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Green turtle has spots to blend in with its surroundings and is found in parts of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. A group of turtles is called a bale. Green turtles are endangered because baby turtles can get confused by city lights and walk in circles or towards the city where they will not survive and can be eaten by predators. People are helping green turtles by dimming city lights and not fishing for them.
Winsor dolphin
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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- 2. Large hammerheads eat humans Hammerheads eat a variety of fish rays and other hammerheads Hammerhead sharks swim better than other sharks Both predators and scavengers Hammerheads are vertebrates
- 3. They are endangered because people catch. them just for their fins . They also get stuck in fishing nets.
- 4. My animal is a vertebrate. The hammerhead shark is a fish. My animal is called a school when it is in a group
- 5. My animal lives in smaller areas like the Mediterranean, the black sea and the Arabian gulf. My animal lives in the deep sea. The habitat is water.
- 6. The hammerhead is the top consumer it eats sting rays. Sting rays eat crabs ,small fish and shell fish. Shell fish eat crabs. Crabs eat small fish. Small fish eat seaweed.
- 7. The hammerhead is related to sting rays and other sharks.