PDF-Theme 1: Unique Features of Whales & Dolphins

Unit of WorkUnique features of whales and dolphins Page 1 of 121INTRODUCTION 11Main ideaThis unit introduces students to the featuresof whales and dolphins exploring what makes them unique in rel. Where’s that dolphin?. Objectives. Learn about the ecology of bottlenose dolphins and the research methods used to study dolphins . Plot points on a coordinate scale using latitude and longitude. Learn about utilization areas . By Chris Proccacino. Food and Hunting. Normal Dolphins eat Squid and fish (Specifically Herring and Mackerel).. . But Killer Whales have a MUCH bigger diet. They eat Seals, Whales, . Porpoises. , Birds, and even other dolphins! They use . What makes a safe home?. Everyone deserves a safe home to live in, whatever that home looks like. We all live in different kinds of homes, but it is important that they are safe for you and your families. Think about how it would affect you if you lived somewhere that wasn’t safe. How might that make you feel and how could it have an impact on your life?. Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay are the . smallest . bottlenose dolphins in the world. False. Bottlenose dolphins in Cardigan Bay are the largest bottlenose dolphins in the world. When one pilot whale gets stranded all the others follow. Manatees, dugong, sea cows, and mermaids - . Front flippers/ no rear. Swim with up and down tail motion. Wrinkled skin with little hair. Padded with blubber. Only strict vegetarian of marine mammals. Know the defining characteristics of mammals.. Classify different types of marine mammals. Relate physiological adaptation of marine mammals to their environment. Marine Mammals. vocabulary. Mammary glands. Have you ever heard of humpback whales? Well if you haven't they are really powerful and interesting so keep . on reading. . . By:Nicole. Travel. Humpback whales can travel for a really long distance in the big waters. like about 9,000 miles per day Also they swim 90,0000 miles each year. Did you know that a whale has to get above the water to blow water from its blow hole then it gets under water. They burst into speed when in danger. . JosueBu. g. I know . wheii. I know where Dolphins live wan they eat and They eat and . ther. . physG. . alfea. rr. thyh. DOL. DPlPhinsllve. In . ocshias. O. . Dolphins eat fish. D. oiphsin. are . the Florida peninsula. Dolphins must come . to the surface to breathe. They do not s. gills to breathe. Instead they have lungs. and a blowhole. . u. e. Dolphins are not fish. They are mammals. . Early Elementary K-3. Marine Biology/Science. Curriculum. . . By Barbie . LeBrun. . . Copyright 2016. Wild Dolphin Communication. Outline. Lesson Plan. Reading. Writing. Spelling. Math. By Betsy Kirkpatrick. Dolphins look like. Dolphins have a . pointy . tail to make them swim. Dolphins have . smooth . strong . skin. . Dolphins have a little black blowhole to . breath. . Dolphins have small teeth. They can have 8 to 100 teeth. Dolphins have a . What makes a safe home?. Everyone deserves a safe home to live in, whatever that home looks like. We all live in different kinds of homes, but it is important that they are safe for you and your families. Think about how it would affect you if you lived somewhere that wasn’t safe. How might that make you feel and how could it have an impact on your life?. Where’s that dolphin?. Objectives. Learn about the ecology of bottlenose dolphins and the research methods used to study dolphins . Plot points on a coordinate scale using latitude and longitude. Learn about utilization areas . 2IntroductionOur World is facing the strongest environmental crisis ever and its e31ects are causing the sixth major extinction of the planet Earth More than 7700000000 human beings are exhausting the