1. Fanni Szemkeo

2. Orca also called the killer whale is the largest member of the dolphin family. They are mammals and are not endangered and live from the frigid Arctic {Antarctic} to the warm tropical seas. They hunt in packs, use echolocation and eat 227 kg and 500 lb a day Average. They eat 30 species of fish such as herring, salmon and tuna. They eat basking sharks, oceanic whitetip sharks and smooth hammerhead’s. Also eat squid, sea turtle’s sea bird’s, seal’s and dolphin’s. Male orca’s can live for 30 most 50-60 years and female can live for 50 most 70-80 years. The groups they live in are called pod’s. They have a black back and a white chest and sides. They have white above and behind the eyes.

3. The hawksbill turtle is a reptile and a herbivore. It’s endangered so we need to protect it. It weigh’s 80 kg. It eats sponges, anemone’s, squid, shrimp, seagrasses, algae, soft corals and shell fish.

4. Comparing the orca and hawksbill Both sea animals. Both eat squid. Both eat fish. Both weigh at least 80 kg

5. Contrasting the orca and hawksbill One is a mammal One is a reptile One weigh’s 80 kg the other weigh’s 3628-5442kg The hawksbill turtle is endangered the killer whale is not. The orca eats more

6. http://www.npca.org/marine_and_coatal/marine_wildlife/orca.htnl http:en.wikipediaorg/wiki/orca http://killerwhale’s.netfirrns.com/facts.htm http;//www.environment.goy.au/coasls/specios/turtles/hawksbill.ht ml http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/hawksbill_turtle http;//animals.nationalgeographi.com/animals/reptile’s/hawksbill- turtle.html?nav=a-z