1. NARWHAL By: Ethan and Nick!

2. Introduction Did you know that unicorns are real? Well, in the sea they are. The Narwhal is the unicorn of the sea. Let’s dive in to some gnarly Narwhal facts.

3. DANGERS OF THE SEA ZOOM, the Narwhal glides though the salty, and cold arctic ocean. The Narwhal travels in packs. The Narwhal hides from its predator, the blue whale, and looks for its prey, fish or shrimp. Now you know that Narwhals glide through the tundra ocean. ZOOM, the Narwhal glides though the salty, and cold arctic ocean. The Narwhal travels in packs. The Narwhal hides from its predator, the blue whale, and looks for its prey, fish or shrimp. Now you know that Narwhals glide through the tundra ocean.

4. Meat Eating Unicorn Crunch! As the narwhal chomps down the victim. The Narwhal preys on fish, shrimp, squid, and other yummy artic fare. The Narwhal must eat about 200 pounds a day because they weigh 3,500 pounds. Don’t get to close to a Narwhal, it might eat you!

5. Big Horned Baby Did you know baby Narwhals are born every 3 years? Guess what, baby narwhals are brown. Did you know that a baby Narwhals horn is bigger than an average 5 th grader? Their mom stays with them for 3 months. Baby narwhals are cute but deadly.

6. Fun Facts For Fun Boom, the narwhal horns smack each other. The narwhal sometimes sword fight each other. Did you know an adult narwhals horn is bigger then LeBron James? The narwhal can be up to 13 to 20 feet tall! If you catch a narwhal you caught a unicorn.

7. BYE BYE!!!!!!! Now you know some amazing facts about the narwhal. They are amazing right? Did you enjoy our gnarly narwhal adventure?

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