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Manatees are gentle sea creatures that are nearing extinction. There are only about 5,000 manatees left worldwide. The document discusses the appearance, habitat, diet, and family relations of manatees. It encourages readers to help save manatees from extinction by supporting organizations that protect them and their environment.
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2. As juveniles, blue tangs eat algae and sea grass, but as adults they become omnivorous and will also eat plankton and small fish like dwarf gobies.
3. Blue tangs can change color to camouflage themselves from predators like tuna, barracuda, and sharks. They also have sharp spines on their backs and tails to defend against attacks.
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- 2. Introduction 3 Appearance 4 Species 5 Relations 6 Diet 7 Habitat 8 Fun facts 9 Conclusion 10 Glossary 11 References 12 Index 13 Contents
- 3. Manatees are beautiful and harmless creatures. Manatees are on the verge of extinction. I see that manatees do not harm humans in any way, so why do we harm them? So look at this report by turning the page. Introduction
- 4. Manatees top weight is 1587.573 KG’s (3500 pounds). Manatees have a tapered body type or round. Manatees can grow up to 2.4-‐4 meters long (8-‐14 feet long). Manatees have two fore limbs called flippers. Manatees have a paddle like tail. Appearance
- 5. Manatees have a lot of different types of species like the Indian manatee and the south American manatee. There are two other species called sub species their names are the Florida manatee and the Species
- 6. Manatees from India are related to the elephant and the hyrax (small gopher sized mammal). There are only 5,000 manatees left on the planet!!! Wow. The Amazon manatee is related to the dugong and the Stella’s sea cow extinction 1768 Relations
- 7. Some people say manatees are meat eaters but they’re not, they eat herbs. Manatees eat all different types of food like algae, hydrilla and water celery. Manatees eat up to 10-‐15% of their weight each day. Diet
- 8. Manatees live in a lot of places like Florida and India. Manatee can’t live under 60DF. Manatees live in India , Florida , Amazon and south America. The south American manatee lives all around south America even Belize. Habitat
- 9. -‐ A manatee is from the Trichechidae family. -‐ The difference between a manatee and a dugong are manatees have a paddle tail and a dugong has a forked tail. -‐ A manatees top speed is 20mph. -‐ Manatees lung’s are two thirds of it’s size!!! Wow. -‐ Manatees in India are illegal to kill. Fun facts
- 10. Now do you think there awesome yes or no? We should help the manatee from extinction! Let’s do it so go to Defenders save the manatee club. Conclusion
- 11. Live science Wild side blog www.learner.org www.defender.com save the manatee club References
- 12. Contents 2 Introduction 3 Appearance 4 Species 5 Relations 6 Fun facts 7 Diet 8 Habitat 9 Conclusion 10 References 11 Index