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The document provides information about squid in three sections: 1) It describes the physical characteristics of squid such as their mantle, arms, eyes and size ranging from 2.5 cm to 18 meters long. 2) The habitat of squid in Antarctica is described as cold waters around icebergs with algae for them to eat. 3) Details are given about squid reproduction with eggs the size of footballs and parents that die after birth, leaving only one squid surviving from the eggs.
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- The population of Humboldt penguins in Chile has declined to just over 12,000 due to overfishing reducing their food supply.
- Italian wolves in the Apennine Mountains are protected but face threats of genetic mutations and conflicts with humans when they enter towns and hunt domestic animals.
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The Southern Elephant Seal is the largest seal species and lives along the coast of Antarctica. They can grow up to 20 feet long from snout to tail and weigh thousands of pounds. The seals live in colonies and give birth to pups that weigh around 90 pounds. The Antarctic environment is extremely cold, dry, and windy.
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The document provides information about the Weddell seal, an Antarctic mammal. Some key details include:
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Antarctica is the coldest, windiest, and driest continent located at Earth's south pole. It is surrounded by the southern ocean and is covered in thick layers of ice, with temperatures reaching as low as -129 degrees Fahrenheit. No permanent residents live on the continent, though some scientists live and work at research stations. The only native land animals are insects, spiders, and small creatures, while the surrounding ocean is home to various seabirds, seals, whales, and penguins that have adapted to survive in Antarctica's extreme conditions. As global warming causes Antarctic ice shelves and glaciers to melt, it threatens the survival of the native wildlife and may contribute to rising sea levels worldwide.
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Sharks
This document provides an introduction to sharks, discussing what they are, where they live, what they eat, their anatomy, different types of sharks, a video of sharks, and some fun facts. Sharks have cartilage skeletons instead of bones and can be found in every ocean as well as some rivers and lakes. They prey on fish, rays, seals, and other marine animals. The document outlines several types of sharks and includes a diagram of a shark's anatomy. It concludes with some interesting shark facts, such as that the Swell Shark barks and shark skin can be used to make durable leather goods.
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Antarctica is located at the South Pole and surrounded by oceans. It has no permanent residents or government. While uninhabited, various countries maintain research stations housing 1,000-5,000 people seasonally. Antarctica has an extremely cold and windy climate, with recorded temperatures as low as -129.3°F. It is home to a diverse array of wildlife including penguins, seals, whales, fish, and birds that have adapted to survive the harsh conditions. Vegetation is limited due to the extreme climate.
Animal ea
Octopuses have soft boneless bodies that can change color, live alone on the ocean floor all over the world, and there are over 200 species. They eat shellfish using venom and a beak, females lay thousands of eggs, and young octopuses are self-sufficient from birth. Octopuses are additionally known for shooting ink at enemies, and some can grow to over 30 feet in length.
Animal ea
Octopuses have soft boneless bodies that can change color, live alone on the ocean floor all over the world, and there are over 200 species. They eat shellfish using venom and a beak, females lay thousands of eggs, and young octopuses are self-sufficient from birth. Octopuses are additionally known for shooting ink at enemies, and some can grow to over 30 feet in length.
Elvira Emilio Animal
Octopuses have soft boneless bodies that can change color, live alone on the ocean floor all over the world, and there are over 200 species. They eat shellfish using venom and a beak, females lay thousands of eggs, and young octopuses are self-sufficient from birth. Octopuses are additionally known for shooting ink at enemies, and some can grow to over 30 feet long.
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- 2. Depiction Wish, whoosh. A tan and gray arrow going through the cold and violent Antarctica. The tan and gray arrow happens to be a squid. The squid is sometimes gray or tan and some- times both, with a soft arrow shaped head called the mantle almost the same color as the arms, two of five body parts. The third body part is the moth in the middle of the arms, close to a special hole that shoots ink at enemies. The fifth body are the two eyes connected to arms. Speaking of arms, there are ten arms. Two of the ten arms are long and at the end of the of the two long arms there is a hand with no fingers and the hands have tentacles. The Giant Squid is 18 meters long! One squid is 2.5 cm. long! Another squid is always transparent. Squid are fish and invertebrates. The Giant Squid eye is as big as a volleyball. That is all what squid look like.
- 3. Habitat • There is a ice burg. • There is ice and snow. • There is algae for the squid to eat. • The squid is in Antarctica. • The squid is in the water. • There is a snow storm above the water because it is cold and violent in Antarctica. • There is ice and snow in the water from the ice burgs.
- 5. Babies When the Only one mom is done giving birth the squid out parents die and of all the become bird Warty squid food. That eggs are the eggs happens when size of a usually they’re only football! one! lives.
- 6. Antarctica and Squid Rap Squid live around the world. But, we’re talking about Antarctica. Squid live around that fifth biggest continent. With a ink sack, a tube, two harts and a brain they’re swimming like their insane. But, we’re talking about Antarctica. They’re swimming around that 98% ice and 2% rock; the gagleyon is like a back bone and it holds the squid in a lock. But, we’re talking about Antarctica. Two miles down below that ice is rock, rock, rock. It’s 1.5 times bigger The United States of A-merica, -merica, -merica. Now, we’re talking about Antarctica.
- 7. Help the Squid “The squid are in danger!” Says the news . “We need to stop eating squid; so the penguins can eat squid, too. Some penguins will die. From pollution and the lack of krill more penguins. Save the squid and the penguins. This is the news sinning out.”