1. Humpback whale By: Andrea Pantella
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By: Andrea Pantella

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Animal Facts
Description
A Humpback whale has a blue gray tint. Some times they come in a very light blue. An adult weight`s about 150 tons a calf weight`s about 3,000 pounds! They can be 100 feet!
Diet
It’s a omnivore. It eats tiny shrimp like fish called krill. Some time`s it eats sea weed.
Movement
It swims and some times it rolls around like a ball. It`s very graceful when it moves. Some time`s it jump`s up in the air and make`s a huge splash. There splashes
are so strong that they can nock over a small boat.
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3. Habitat It is very dark and some times dangerous
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It is very dark and some times dangerous
It has lots of other humpback whales with it so some times it bumps into the others because it`s so dark.
It has to adapt to cold water and warm water so if it moves to another ocean they have to get used to it.
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Life Cycle
Humpback whales are very small when they`re born but when they feed on they`re mothers milk they grow very big. When they`re about 6 months old they start to go out on they`re own.
A humpback whale is very big but they look the same as a calf when they grow up. Some times you can`t tell if it`s a calf or it`s mother. When a calf is born they have to be pushed to the top of the water so it can take it`s first breath.
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5. Animal Interactions
A humpback whale stays in very deep in the ocean so it can`t be found. It is very hard to live in the bottom of the ocean because they let out high pitch screeches. It`s also hard because they`re so big. Thing`s can easily bump into them.
This is a picture of a humpback whale in it`s habitat
Humpback whales do not have any predators but it does fight other humpback whales.
Humpback whales have to find a mate if they`re going to give birth. It`s to hard to take care of it on it`s own. Just like real children a humpback whale is very delicate at birth. Calf`s are not very active at birth because they have to start drinking there mothers milk.
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6. Interesting Facts Fur But Were?
Jaws!
A humpback whales jaws are so big that it could swallow a small car!
Fur But Were?
A humpback whale is a mammal which means it has fur. But where? Humpback whales have fur but it`s for teeth.
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Small Plants.
Do you see the bump`s on this humpback whale? Small plants often get stuck to humpback whale`s
But no one really knows why.
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