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This document summarizes different animals found in water, including whales and dolphins that eat small fish and plankton, seals that can stay underwater for 40 minutes, sharks known as predators with sharp teeth, and large manta rays that fly through water like birds through air. Whales live in cold water while dolphins are found in oceans and rivers. Seals come in two types - eared seals and true seals - and have adaptations for swimming and breathing air at the surface. The great white shark can grow over 20 feet long and is the most dangerous species.
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Dolphins are social mammals that live in oceans and seas around the world. They have smooth, gray skin and torpedo-shaped bodies that allow them to efficiently glide through water. Dolphins breathe air, communicate using sounds, and hunt for fish and shrimp using echolocation. Though sensitive to temperature changes, dolphins can be found in both tropical and cold waters. They live in social groups, give birth to live calves, and have lifespans around 20 years. Dolphins are an engaging animal that interact closely with humans.
Explanation by ni ta amalia dolpin
Dolphins are social mammals that live in oceans and seas around the world. They have smooth, gray skin and torpedo-shaped bodies that allow them to efficiently glide through water. Dolphins breathe air, communicate using sounds, and hunt for fish and squid using echolocation. They live in pods and care for their young. Dolphins face threats from habitat loss, pollution and accidental catching in fishing nets.
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