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Birds have evolved many adaptations for flight including lightweight bones, feathers for insulation and flight, and a high metabolic rate. Their respiratory system allows for one-way breathing to efficiently reach their destinations. With over 9,000 species worldwide, birds fill a variety of ecological roles from diving in oceans to hunting at night. While relationships may be short term until chicks fledge, birds are capable of long term bonding if their partner is willing to help incubate eggs.
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3) Sources are cited at the end of each section providing more information about each ocean creature.
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Kayla lives and works at Dry Tortugas National Park, located 70 miles west of Key West, Florida. She has an unusual job where she studies the marine life and environment of the park, including fish, corals, sea turtles, and shipwrecks. Some of her responsibilities include rescuing and rehabilitating injured sea turtles, monitoring sea turtle nests, tagging and studying various marine species, and educating visitors about conservation at the remote park which consists of small islands surrounded by coral reefs and clear waters.
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The document provides information on several ocean creatures including:
- Chocolate chip starfish live in warm oceans up to 100 feet deep and feed on bacteria or dead animals.
- Sea turtles are endangered, lay eggs in beaches, and eat jellyfish and plants. They help by not littering and adopting nests.
- Mandarin fish have psychedelic colors, live in groups of 2-5, and eat small crustaceans.
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Kayla lives and works at Dry Tortugas National Park, located 70 miles west of Key West, Florida. The park consists of seven small islands and 100 square miles of water, and is home to Fort Jefferson, the largest brick building in the Western Hemisphere. Kayla's job involves monitoring and studying the sea turtles, birds, fish, corals, and other wildlife in the park through activities like SCUBA diving, nest monitoring, and catching and tagging animals. She assisted in the rescue and rehabilitation of an injured sea turtle named Wham. The isolated park offers spectacular scenery like coral reefs, shipwrecks, beaches, and views of the night sky without light pollution.
Presentation
1) Chocolate chip starfish live in warm oceans up to 100 feet deep, feeding on bacteria or remains of dead animals. They have no mouth on top and push food into their stomach.
2) Sea turtles are beautiful, endangered, and graceful. They lay eggs in beaches and live in warm waters, eating jellyfish and plants. Most species are threatened by pollution and coastal development.
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