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1 Name: Calvin Chau

2 Introduction The animal I researched is dolphins. Dolphin is from the group of vertebrates called mammal. I chose dolphins to study, because dolphins can do many things that humans can do.

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4 Two third of this world is filled with water. There is some habitats for dolphins. Dolphins live anywhere from Arctic Ocean to Antarctic Ocean. They live in cold water and fresh water.

5 Great white sharks, other sharks, and humans are dolphins’ predators. Humans kill dolphins for. They are endangered.

6 Dolphins eat fish in the sea, so it is a carnivores.

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8 Bibliography Dolphins By Howard Hall, Silver Burdett Press 1995 http://www.google.com/images http://beautifulgoddes.flies.workpress.com

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