Sea creatures of the fith day.

Yesterday Jessica and Sarah and I and our next-door-neighbors Grace and Amy studied sea creatures of the fifth day. We learned a lot about "filter feeders" that live on the bottom of the ocean. They eat. That's all they do! Eat, eat and eat! They suck up the dirty water and then squirt out clean water so the other animals don't drink it and get sick.                
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Blue shark.(Not a FILTER FEEDER)

Fox

This is a Arctic fox and i am going to tell you what it eats it eats fish,mice, insects, and lots of others, i couldn't  find a picture  of a common fox but i will tell you what it eats it eats fish, rabbits, mice, voles, birds,insects, corn, and a lot more.

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Crocodile and Alligators

  Crocodile

Do you know what the difference between Crocodiles and Alligators is? Well, when a Crocodile closes its mouth its teeth show, but when a Alligator closes its mouth the teeth don't show. And, if a Alligator or a Crocodile tries to chase you you can run away because, even though they can run really fast most humans can outrun them, but never go up to them anyway.



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Snakes

Did you know that snakes don't blink?
Have you played the game were you see who can stare the longest without blinking? Well, if you played that game with a snake the snake would win because snakes don't blink. You see, rather then eyelids, snakes just have a transparent layer of skin over there eyes. Now, many snakes try to trick you into thinking they are much bigger then they really are. They"ll flatten their neck to make their head look wider and their body look bigger.  

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