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Whales come in different sizes, from the very big baleen whales to smaller toothed whales. They breathe through a blowhole, shooting water out as they surface to breathe. While some whales feed on krill during the summer, others have different diets, as whales belong to different families and come in a wide range of sizes, making them some of the largest animals on the planet.
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Maori society was organized through a system of nested social groups, with whanau making up iwi which made up hapu and eventually tribes. Men generally held positions of power like being chiefs or gods, and had exclusive rights to speak at tribal meetings, while women's roles focused on domestic duties but they held some power such as inviting men to meetings. Both men and women went topless traditionally, but wore different garments from flax skirts and cloaks to aprons.
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Waka
Maori navigated their waka, or canoes, using stars and ocean currents and waves to guide them. When Polynesians migrated to New Zealand, they carried food like taro, kumara, chickens, pigs, fish, bread and water in wakas to establish settlements. Wakas were constructed from wood or bundles of raupo reed lashed together, and could be up to 20 meters long, carrying around 15 people.
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Whales
- 1. WHALES
- 2. Body Whales can be blue. They are very big too. To breathe, they shoot water out of their blow hole.
- 3. Food During summer some whales feed on thick krill , others don’t.
- 4. Living Some Whales belong to the family of Great Whales. They are one of the biggest animals in the world.
- 5. BYE