1. Meet Scuba Sue! Click here to begin an adventure!

2. Here are the buttons you can click on our adventure to navigate you through the sea! This button will take you back to the homepage! This button will take you to the next slide! This button will take you to the previous slide!

3. Hi Kids! I’m Scuba Sue! Do you want to learn about some cool sea creatures? Yes!

4. We have learned about all kinds of fish in the sea, but I want to take you further into the ocean life.

5. Let’s take a dive deep into the ocean waters to discover this creature!

6. The ocean is filled with creatures of all shapes and sizes!

7. My favorite type of mammal is a dolphin. Let me tell you more!

8. Did you know that dolphins are NOT fish, they are mammals!

9.  Fish have gills.  Mammals produce milk.  They give birth to young.  Fish lay eggs. Facts

10. Click on a picture of a dolphin to learn more about it! http://coolwallpaper786.blogspot.com/2011/06/c ommersons-dolphin.html http://www.flickr.com/photos/6 0469796@N04/5515169982/size s/m/in/photostream/ http://www.up.ac.za/zoology/st udents.php?person=289 http://www.factsofworld.com/bottlenose- dolphin-facts Video

11. I want to teach you about the Heaviside Dolphin.

12. Another name for a Heaviside Dolphin is the South African Dolphin.

13. This type of dolphin lives off the coast of Africa usually.

14. Heaviside dolphins are known to be ‘shy’ creatures.

15. Heaviside dolphins eat both fish and squid.

16. A Heaviside dolphin is dark gray on most of its body, a black tail, and a white belly.

17. Here is what a Heaviside Dolphin looks like! http://www.up.ac.za/zoology/stude nts.php?person=289 Look at the white belly, and black tail!

18. You chose the Black Dolphin!

19. Another name for a black dolphin is a Chilean dolphin.

20. Black dolphins like to eat green algae along with fish.

21. Black dolphins are found in shallow waters in South America.

22. The way black dolphins look are similar to their name. They look black, but are actually a dark gray.

23. Black dolphins have white markings on their forehead, throat, lips, and behind their flippers.

24. Here is a picture of a black dolphin http://www.flickr.com/photo s/60469796@N04/55151699 82/sizes/m/in/photostream/ Notice how this dolphin is almost completely black!

25. You chose the Commerson Dolphin!

26. Commerson dolphins like to eat fish, but they also like to eat octopus!

27. Commerson dolphins can be found in the Southern tip of South America, and around Kerguelen Islands.

28. Another name for a Commerson dolphin is a skunk dolphin.

29. Why would they refer to a dolphin as a skunk? Click the next button to see why!

30. Well that is because a Commerson dolphin is black and white. Their colors are similar to that of a skunk.

31. This is what a Commerson dolphin looks like! Can you see the how it looks like a skunk? http://coolwallpaper786.blogspot.com/2011 /06/commersons-dolphin.html

32. You chose a Bottlenose Dolphin!

33. Bottlenose dolphins are mammals. All dolphins are mammals.

34. Bottlenose dolphins are warm-blooded.

35. Bottlenose dolphins can stay under water for up to 15 minutes!

36. Bottlenose dolphins eat fish, squid, and sometimes animals like shrimp.

37. Bottlenose dolphins can be found in warm waters. This means they like the ‘tropical’ areas of the world.

38. An example of where Bottlenose dolphins can be found is in waters surrounding Florida, and Texas.

39. A Bottlenose dolphin is a gray color all over their body.

40. This is what Bottlenose dolphin looks like! http://www.factsofworld.com/bottlenose-dolphin-facts Look at that smile this dolphin is giving us!

41. Dolphins are some of the most amazing creatures I have ever swam with! Watch this video!

42. Video

43. Now it is time to see how much you learned on our adventure! Remember all the facts I have told you today about these amazing mammals we call dolphins!

44. Do mammals have gills? Yes No

45. Sorry, mammals do not have gills. They have blow holes. Or mouths.

46. Correct! Good Job! Mammals have blow holes or mouths!

47. Which picture has a Commerson dolphin in it? http://coolwallpaper786.blogspot.com/20 11/06/commersons-dolphin.html http://www.factsofworld.com/bottlenose- dolphin-facts

48. Sorry, please try again!

49. Good Job! You sure know your information about dolphins!

50. Which is a picture of a Bottlenose dolphin? http://www.factsofworld.com/bottlenose- dolphin-facts http://www.flickr.com/photo s/60469796@N04/551516998 2/sizes/m/in/photostream/

51. Good Job! They are so pretty!

52. Sorry! Try again! I know you can do this!

53. Which one is a Black dolphin? http://www.flickr.com/photo s/60469796@N04/551516998 2/sizes/m/in/photostream/ http://www.up.ac.za/zoology/st udents.php?person=289

54. Fabulous Job! You are doing great!

55. Sorry! Please try again! You were so close!

56. One picture is of a Heaviside dolphin. Which one? http://www.up.ac.za/zoology/stude nts.php?person=289 http://coolwallpaper786.blogspot.com/2011/0 6/commersons-dolphin.html

57. Good Job! I’m so glad you have been paying attention!

58. Try again! You almost had it!

59. Are dolphins fish or mammals? Mammals Fish

60. This one is kind of tricky! Try again!

61. Wow! You did a GREAT job!

62. Do mammals produce milk? YesNo

63. Good job! Mammals DO produce milk!

64. Sorry. Mammals actually do produce milk. This is how they feed their babies!

65. Do mammals lay eggs to have babies? YesNo

66. Sorry. Mammals do not lay eggs. Fish lay eggs to have babies.

67. Good Job! Mammals do not lay eggs, fish do!

68. Good Job! You divers are awesome! Thanks for taking this adventure with me! See you next time!