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What Can Live in the Ocean?

Lerner

by Sheila Anderson


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by Sheila Anderson

a Lerner Publications Company · Minneapolis


An ocean is a habitat.
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It is where plants and
animals live.
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Ocean animals have special
adaptations.
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These help them live in the
ocean.
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Fish use fins to swim.
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Gills let them breathe
underwater.
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Lobsters have claws.
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They use them to grab fish.
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Octopuses can change color.
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This helps them hide.
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Whales have blowholes on
top of their heads.
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Whales breathe through
blowholes.
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Some sea horses look like
seaweed.
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This helps them hide.
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Sharks have lots of sharp
teeth for eating fish.
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What other adaptations help
animals live in the ocean?
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Penguin Adaptations
beak
flippers

layer
of
fat
short,
waterproof
feathers

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Learn More about
Adaptations
Penguins have short, waterproof
feathers on their bodies. These
feathers keep them dry. Penguins
have flippers that work like fins for
swimming. A layer of fat under their
skin helps penguins stay warm. Their
sharp beaks are perfect for catching
fish. Yum!

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Fun Facts

Adult flounders have both eyes
on one side of their heads. This
makes it easy for them to see
when they are lying flat on the
ocean floor.
Fish often swim in groups
called schools. A hunting
fish cannot see just one fish
swimming in a group.
Crabs have claws on the ends
of their hands for catching fish.
Sea turtles can hold their
breath for hours.
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Fish have eyes on the side of
their heads so they can see
all around them. This makes it
easy to see hunters nearby.
Eels have long, thin bodies
that can fit in small areas
between rocks.
Some octopuses squirt ink
when they are in danger.
Hunters cannot see them
through the inky cloud.
There are fish that look like
rocks, plants, or even sand!
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Glossary
adaptations – things that help
a plant or animal live in a
specific habitat
blowholes – holes on top of the
heads of whales and dolphins
that they use to breathe air
gills – an organ used to
breathe underwater
habitat – a place to live
seaweed – a plant that grows
underwater

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Index
blowholes – 12
claws – 8
color – 10
fins – 6
gills – 7
teeth – 16

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