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Ocean Alliance - EDUCATION - Whale Education Kit
Introduction/The movie, Whales. Goals/Objectives: Students will: Develop an aesthetic appreciation for whales in their element Develop an interest in the study of whales Be able to correctly list three ... to hold their breath and dive to great depths. If animal species had a book of world records, whales would steal the show! Another very important reason to study whales is that their home ...
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CRESLI seal page
Some interesting facts about seals Seals are able to hold their breath for a long time during dives, using oxygen stored in ... Seals have a well developed sense of hearing and sensitive whiskers. Their keen senses allow seals to be impressive predators. Seals feed ... north of Long Island may mean that these animals are extending their range southward to Long Island. Click here for this year's ...
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Dolphin Care UK - Dolphinarium and Captivity
They can hold their breath for as long as 20 minutes and dive to depths of more than 1, 640 feet (500 meters). In captivity.Dolphins are restricted to the size of their ... prey enables them to let all of their natural skills unfold: their speed, their intelligence, their use of sonar, and ability to ...
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They can hold their breath for as long as 20 minutes and dive to depths of more than 1, 640 feet (500 meters). In captivitydolphins are restricted to the size of their ... live prey enables them to let all of their natural skills unfold: their speed, their intelligence, their use of sonar, and ability to ...
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Dolphins breathe through a single blowhole, which is located on the top of their head. Dolphins hold their breath ... , jellyfish, and shrimp. Do they chew their food? No. They use their sharp, pointed shaped teeth to hold on the slippery fish, which they ...
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Euroturtle
How long can a sea turtle hold its breath? And why do they drown? 15. How big was the ... hold its breath? And why do they drown? As sea turtles are air breathing reptiles, they need to surface to breathe. Sea turtles can hold their breath ... ? Sea turtles lay eggs (oviposit) on sandy beaches. Their eggs breathe air through their membranes and so cannot survive if they are ...
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Euroturtle
How long can a sea turtle hold its breath? And why do they drown? 15. How big was the ... hold its breath? And why do they drown? As sea turtles are air breathing reptiles, they need to surface to breathe. Sea turtles can hold their breath ... ? Sea turtles lay eggs (oviposit) on sandy beaches. Their eggs breathe air through their membranes and so cannot survive if they are ...
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AnoNuevo
Meanwhile, males are establishing their harems and mating dominance by honking thunderous sounds from their fleshy hooked noses. If the loud vocal threats are not enough ... and spend their entire lives at sea alone. Females head out west toward the North Pacific, also alone. Elephant seals are incredible divers going down 2,500 feet and can hold their breath up ...
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Beaver
Beaver are well-adapted for their life in the water. Their cheeks close behind their incisors so they can grasp and tow branches underwater. Their ear canals and nasal openings can be ... have an inner transparent eyelid to allow underwater vision. Their hind feet are large and have webbed toes for swimming. They can hold their breath for up to 15 minutes. The underfur is very ...
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Climate Justice: Indigenous Peoples, Global Warming and Climate Change
December 3 in Montreal, participants in the actions will try to hold their breath for 60 seconds. USA Join the World! coordinator Glick explained that, “Doing so reminds ... resources polluted by oil spills and oil development that has seriously disrupted the environment and their health. Great Lakes Region Climate change provides an ecological risk that disrupts traditional foods ...
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