'Tiger sharks' presentation slideshows

Marine Mammals & Birds

009b. Marine Mammals & Birds. Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Reptilia Class Aves (birds) Class Mammalia. Class Aves. Birds. Evolution. http://www.zoology.ubc.ca/~bio336/Bio336/Lectures/Lecture5/dinobird.jpg.

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Dangers in the Deep

Dangers in the Deep. 10 Scariest Sea Creatures. Of What Are We Afraid?. On land during the day, we humans rule. Or at least we're considered top predators, and with our feet on the ground, we're in our element.

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Species

Species. There are over 360 species of sharks! They can range in size from small enough to fit in your hand to up to 46 feet!! Smallest Shark is the Pygmy Shark Largest Shark is the Whale Shark Filter feeder, feeds on plankton. Whale Shark. Skeleton. Sharks are cartilaginous fish

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Sharks

Sharks. Lemon Sharks. Information.

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How to Summarize a Current Event Article for Science AND Get an A+ AND Improve your Grades!!!!!

How to Summarize a Current Event Article for Science AND Get an A+ AND Improve your Grades!!!!!. What is a summary?. When you summarize , you must present the main points in a clear, concise form. Details, illustrations, and examples are seldom included in a summary. How do I summarize?.

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Tiger Sharks

Tiger Sharks. By Brandon and Kevin. Habitat. Tiger sharks go from the surface to 1,200 feet. Their population is around the Central Pacific Islands.

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Tiger Sharks

Tiger Sharks. By Reade Plunkett. Introduction. Tiger sharks species is a fish. Tiger shark is 14 feet long. Tiger sharks have stripes like a Tiger but they fade over years. Tiger shark can weigh up to 3 tons. Tiger sharks can live to about 25 years.

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Animal Report

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Sharks

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bottlenose Dolphins

bottlenose Dolphins. By Mrs. Pedersen. Bottlenose dolphins are amazing sea animals . . *What do they look like? *What do they eat?? *How do they protect themselves? *Where do they live?. *Mammals that have live babies they feed milk to.

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Seahorse

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Moray Eels

Moray Eels. By : Shawn Johnson. Our Predators. Moray eels predators are octopi. Moray Eel Species. There about 200 new species everyday of moray eels in the world. Three new species. Moray Eels. Moray eels are smart and good at hiding. Sizes And Shapes.

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Nurse sharks

Nurse sharks. Nurse sharks and other exciting facts. Where They Live. They live in the lower part of North America, the upper part of South America and the eastern part of Africa. When They Sleep and Hunt.

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Sharks

Sharks. By: Kristian. Tiger Sharks. They are found in tropical areas (Hawaii). They live alone in shallow waters. They are the fourth largest shark in the world. They can grow to be 14 to 20 feet long. They get their name due to their stripes.

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Sharks

Sharks. BY: Ward. Basking Sharks. Basking Sharks are the second-largest sharks in the world! They eat plankton, larvae, and other small fish. Basking Sharks can grow to be forty-six feet long. Nurse Sharks.

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Tiger Sharks by Lamont

Tiger Sharks by Lamont. I think Tiger Sharks are cool. Tiger Sharks size and how they look. Tiger Sharks can grow to be 20 feet long.

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BULL SHARKS

BULL SHARKS. Bull Sharks. Bull sharks are the third most dangerous to people. Bull sharks can swim in salt and fresh water and have even been found in the Mississippi river. This is a bull shark. Bull Sharks.

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Tiger sharks

Tiger sharks. By:jonah. Habitat. He will sleep in caves and in dark places. And they sleep on rocks. Habitat. Diet. Fish/sea snakes/seals/and squid. They eat everything in the ocean. offspring. A baby tiger shark is called a pup-a baby shark. glossary. Fade-to become paler in color.

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