Oceans of the World

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Oceans of the World

• By
• Mrs. Folletts and Mr. Poznars Third Grade
  Classes

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INDIAN OCEAN

• BY JOHN, ALEX AND SAM

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• The Clown Triggerfishs location is
• near shore.
• Their diet is marine invertebrates.
• They are predators.
• Their class is fish.
• They are two feet long.
• They have no migration pattern.

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• The Great Hammerhead Shark
• swims in warm and relatively
• warm waters of the coast.
• Their location is near coastlines near
• the continental shelves and the
• adjacent drop-off to 260 feet.
• .Its diet is fish, stingrays ,other sharks,
• octopuses and crustacean.
• The Hammerheads place in the food
• chain is as a predator.
• It is a fish.
• It migrates to cooler waters during the
• summer.

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The Batfish

• The batfish plays dead when the predator come
  around.
  
• A batfish lives in coastal water
• and lagoons.
• They swim near the shore.
• They eat marine invertebrates.
• They are mostly predators.
• Their class is fish.

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North Pacific

• By
• Anthony, Brendon and Pearl

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• The Gray Whales habitat is at the bottom of the
  ocean and
  
• coastal waters.
• The Gray Whale swims at the bottom of the ocean.
• Gray Whales eat little shrimp, amphipods and
• other sea animals like plankton at the sea
  bottom.
  
• Humans hunt whales for food, combs and buggy
  whips.
  
• Gray Wales are mammals.
• The Gray Whales swim by the Pacific coast to
  Mexico.
  
• The Gray Whales size is about 45 feet long and
  weighs
  
• 70,000 lb.

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• Sea Otters go on shore to have pups.
• They eat clams.
• They are carnivores.
• They live on the Pacific coast of North America.
• They are mammals.

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• The Hagfish lives in rocky places.
• It eats worms or dead and decaying flesh.
• It has teeth on its tongue.
• It sucks its food up.
• It eats food from the inside out.

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• The hagfish is sometimes
• eaten by humans.
• They are a fish, but they
• do not swim.
• They do not migrate.
• They squirt slime if they
• are in danger.
• They can tie themselves
• into knots to get the slime
• off them.

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• The Northern Fur Seal breeds on
• islands such as Aleutian and Pribilof
• Islands.
• These seals are located in deep
• oceans of the Bering Sea and the Sea
• of Okhotsk..
• They are both predator and prey.
• They are also mammals.
• Their migration pattern is from
• Alaska to the Northern Pacific.
• Their diet is fish.

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• Walruss habitats are on pack ice and rocky
  islands.
  
• The walruses are located near shore.
• Their diet is clams and worms.
• Their place in the food chain is both predator
  and
  
• prey.
• They are mammals.
• Their migration pattern is in the Arctic Ocean.

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South Pacific

• By
• Theresa Oliveri, Lily Pierce and Brandi Robbins

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• The Batagur turtles habitat is in tidal
• areas and estuaries.
• Their diet is plants.
• They are prey to humans and
• dangerous animals like sharks.
• They are found in brackish or salt
• water near S.E. Asia from Bengal
• to Vietnam.
• The Batagur turtles class is reptile,
• or reptile.

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• The Sunflower Star is found
• in tide pools.
• They are found between
• Alaska and Baja.
• It eats sea urchins,bivalves
• polychaetes,dead fish,snails
• crabs chitons.
• It is a predator on small
• sea urchins.
• Sunflower Stars are
• echinoderms.

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My interesting facts about the Sunflower Star
The sunflower star grows new arms each time it
loses one. It is a cousin to sea urchins and sand
dollars. Starfish use suction cups to move aroun
d the ocean floor. The sun flower star is the lar
gest star fish in the world. The sunflower star h
as more than twenty six arms. If the sunflower lo
st an arm, the arm could even grow a new body.
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• Bat Rays live in the coral reefs on sandy bottoms
  in
  
• the mud or in the rubble of the ocean floor.
• They are located on the sandy sea floor.
• They eat clams, crabs, and fat in keeper in
  worms.
  
• They are predators.
• The female Bat Ray is larger than the male.
• They weigh up to 200 pounds.
• They migrate to California tidal marshes.

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The North Atlantic Ocean

• By
• Tyler White, Noah Urton and Jeremiah Wallis

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• The Lemon Shark lives near the surface or in
  medium deep
  
• water on the coast of the USA.
• The diet of the Lemon Shark is fish, clams,
  crabs and other
  
• sharks.
• This shark is a predator and can attack people.
• The Lemon Shark is a fish.
• This shark lives near the shore by docks in bays
  or in river mouths.

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• The Southern Stingrays habitat is in shallow
  coastal waters.
  
• The Southern Stingrays are found in the Atlantic
  coast from New Jersey to Brazil, Gulf of Mexico,
  and the Caribbean.
  
• The Southern Stingrays diet is fish. They are
  both a predator and a prey.
  
• Their size is about 5 feet.
• The Southern Stingrays class is a fish.

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• The Cuttlefish habitat is the deep sea corral
  .
  
• They are located in the deep sea coral and
  travel to the shallow waters in the
  summer.
  
• In the winter the Cuttlefish stay on the ocean
  floor.
  
• Cuttlefish eats snails, clams, crabs, shrimp
  and other cuttle fish.
  
• Cuttlefish are eaten by sharks, larger fish,
  and other cuttlefish.
  
• Their class is fish.