The document contains summaries of various animal powerpoint presentations created by students, including killer whales, elephants, sea snakes, sea turtles, white sharks, white rhinos, sloths, and hammerhead sharks. Each summary provides 2-4 facts about the animal's habitat, diet, reproduction, respiration, and other interesting details. References are also listed at the end of each summary.

1. Mrs. Wayne’s Class Animal PowerPoints June 2009

2. Killer Whales by, Marissa G. Julia, Casey

3. Interesting Facts Males can grow up to 30 feet. The killer whale is a mammal. The whales do not like to eat people. They are in the dolphin family

4. What They Eat They eat seals. They eat sea birds. They also eat fish .

5. Where They Live They live in deep coastal waters.

6. How They Breathe They come up for air and breathe through their blow hole.

7. Their Babies Their babies are called calfs. They can grow up to 7 feet long.

8. References Fact Monster from Information Please. www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic Kids. www.kids.nationalgeographic.com Yahoo! Kids. www.kidsYahoo.com

9. Magnificent Elephant Facts By, Marissa B, and Maggie

10. Where Elephants Live They don't have a fixed living place.

11. What They Eat Elephants eat fruit, leaves, tall grass and they drink water.

12. Elephants Babies Females pair with a male. It take's 18-22 months to have a baby. Baby elephants are called calves.

13. How They Breathe Elephants breathe through their trunks.

14. Interesting Facts They can be 13 feet tall! Elephants tend to live 16-17 years. They are the largest living land mammal. They can weigh up to 8 tons! Elephants are the only animal that can't jump.

15. References Fact Monster from Information Please. www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic Kids. www.kids.nationalgeographic.com Yahoo!Kids. www.yahookids.com

16. Sea Snakes By: Sean and Cullen

17. Where sea snakes live. Sea snakes live in Indian and Pacific Oceans.

18. Their Babies They lay their babies on coral reefs.

19. Eat Sea snakes eat small fish.

20. How they breathe They breathe from gills.

21. Fact Eaten by sea birds, sharks, bigger fish.

22. References Fact Monster From Information Please. www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic Kids. www.kids national geographic.com Yahoo! kidswww.kids.yahoo.com

23. Sea Turtle By: Brandon and Giovanni.

24. Where Sea Turtles Live They live in North America waters.

25. What Sea Turtles Eat They eat other fish, not their own kind.

26. Interesting Facts They are killed for oil, hide, shells.

27. How a Sea Turtle Breathes Comes up for air every 2 hours.

28. How It Lays It's Eggs The mother digs a hole, lays eggs, and leaves.

29. References Fact monster from information please. www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic Kids. www.kids.nationalgeographic.com Yahoo! kids www.kids.yahoo.com

30. By: Elise, James, and Allison The Amazing White Sharks!

31. What It Eats! It eats fish 100 pounds like the Sea Lion. It has 4 rows of very sharp teeth. White sharks don't chew their food, they tear it. They can swallow a human baby in one gulp!

32. How It Has Babies! White Shark babies are called pups. Some Sharks lay egg cases. Others give birth to live young. The mother shark can have up to a dozen babies at a time. As soon as their born they’re on their own.

33. Where It Lives! Though not abundant anywhere, it is distributed in Tropical and warm temperature oceans and is found in both shore and deep water. It is most common on the Atlantic cost of the United States.

34. How It Breathes! White Sharks breathe out of large gills. They don't have flaps over their gills. White Sharks don't have scales like other fish. They take oxygen out of water like most other sea critters.

35. Interesting Facts! White Sharks are ferocious, large, and fast swimmers. White Shark scientific name is Carcharhoton Carcharias. Also known as the maneater. It can weigh up to 7,000 pounds.

36. References Fact Monster from Information Please www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic kids www.kidsnationalgeographic.com Yahoo! Kids www.kids.yahoo.com

37. White Rhinos By: Victoria and Kate

38. Interesting Facts The White Rhino is related to the hippo and the elephant. The White Rhino is endangered The White Rhino gets its name from its white lip. hippopotamus =

39. Where It Lives The White Rhino lives in the hot Africa deserts It sleeps under a cool shady tree.

40. What It Eats The White Rhino is a vegetarian. It drinks water from near by ponds.

41. How It Breathes. It breathes through its nose and mouth.

42. Baby Rhinos The mother rhino has its babies live like most mammals. Baby Rhino

43. References Fact Monster from Information Please . www.FactMonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic Kids. www.nationalgeographickids.com Yahoo! Kids. www.kidsYahoo.com

44. All About Sloth's By: Aliza , Connor , and Kailee

45. Where It Lives It lives in Central or South America.

46. What It Eats It's a less restricted vegetarian.

47. How It Has It's Babies They have live babies, not from eggs.

48. How It Breathes Sloth's breathe through their lungs, not through gills.

49. Interesting and Fun Facts It's related to armadillos, and anteaters. Here's a fun fact, the movie "Ice Age" Has a sloth named Sid in it who is very funny, looking nothing like the real sloth. It also has three toes, but not all sloth's have three toes. It has green algae growing from it's hair!

50. References Fact Monster from Information Please www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect www.kids.konnect.com National Geographic Kids www.nationalgeographickids.com Yahoo! Kids www.kids.yahoo.com

51. All About Hammerhead Sharks By Jared and Cheyenne

52. What It Eats It's a less restricted vegetarian.

53. How It Has It's Babies They have live babies, not from eggs.

54. How It Breathes Sloth's breathe through their lungs, not through gills.

55. Where it Lives Hammerhead sharks live in any tropical waters around the world.

56. How it Breathes Hammerhead sharks [and all other sharks] breathe through their gills.

57. How They Have Babies Hammerhead sharks have their babies born live, they do not hatch from eggs.

58. What it Eats Hammerhead sharks eat all different varieties of fish.

59. Interesting Facts A hammerhead's head is in the shape of a T. Its head can have a width of 15 feet [4.6m.] The hammerhead shark is totally harmless to humans. The hammerhead is an active surface-living animal.

60. References Fact monster from information please www.factmonster.com Kids Konnect. www.kidskonnect.com National Geographic kids. www.kidsnatinoalgeograohic.com Yahoo! Kids. www.kids.yahoo.com

61. Thank you for viewing our PowerPoint. We had fun and learned a lot creating our slides!