PPT-Where Do I Belong? This is a blue whale. Where do you think the blue whale lives?

Lets take a class vote and tally the data Where Do I Belong In t he ocean In the tundra In the rainforest The blue whale is the largest mammal and lives in the ocean. We are a tour company specialising in the viewing and interaction of marine wildlife for the pleasure and education of our patrons. In our pictures and videos you will see the awe inspiring whales, birds, creatures, scenery and wildlife that we see on our tours.  They eat vertebrates and particularly ungulates (hoofed animals) Spotted hyaena genitalia look identical to the untrained eye. Spotted hyaena have a long ambling stride. They lope at about 10 kph, g Strandings. Whale enters an unusually close area along or on shore. They usually swim hundreds of yards out from the beach.. AKA “beaching” itself. Suicide attempt typically to end suffering. What is a whale stranding?. . ‘for’:- died ‘in the cause (name) of’ or ‘ to achieve. ’. . Beauty & Truth. = noble acts of sacrifice which unite these two persona’s in death.. . . -----------------. whales. A report by Jason and . Ditar. FAMILY LIFE . A female blue whale gives birth to one calf every 2-3 years.. Whales start calving between age 6 and 10,baby’s are 8 meters long when born and weigh about four tons.. Written and read by:. Blaire . Tumpalan. “Ma, I want an orca whale! Please?? If I had an orca whale, I could play every single day and not get bored. We can play checkers, tag, and tug of war. If I get very sad and lonely, my orca would come to the rescue and make both of us happy by splashing water on me. My science teacher told me that orcas are very playful. Plus, I won’t have to ask you if I could go outside.”. Biology. Period:________. Name:___________________________________. Score. :. ______/______ . Examine the organisms and their full scientific classification below. Answer the prompts according to the information given.. Written by Susan Lennox. Blue Whales:. Giant Mammals. 3. Table of Contents. A Whale of an Animal…………….....4. Look Out for the Spout……………....5. Listen for the Song…………..……..…7. Isabella D. Habitat. Worlds oceans. Winter Warm oceans. Polar areas. Eats. Small kril. l. Interesting Facts. Leap out of the ocean to get air. Often travels in pairs. 50 people could stand on . its tongue. #2. 1.. These small whales can be nine feet long. They can hold their breath for 8 minutes.. ANSWER: . Dolphin. 2.. This whale’s scientific name means “northern winged whale.”. ANSWER: . Sei. whale. . -Henry Ford. In This Webinar. Identify student . s. uccess . f. actors. Define self-efficacy. Understand what affects self-efficacy. Identify what self-efficacy . predicts. Understand what educators can do to impact self-efficacy. is a strong supporter of marine conservation and rst became interested in cetaceans following a HabitatThe recent unveiling of a sperm whale a lot of interest in the subject of whales. The skel A step-by-step guide to accessing the BELONG APP for Healthcare Professionals, Patient and their family, caregiver or loved one . What is the BELONG APP?. BELONG Cancer-Beating Cancer Together . “. WHY DO WE STUDY WHALES? . There is still a great deal of things we don’t know about them. They play important roles in the food chain of the ocean . Many species are threatened by human activity. The more we learn about them, the better we can protect them! .