Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Sharks
Angle sharks have flat bodies. Spiny Dogfish are around three feet long. Carpet sharks live on the ocean floor. Whale sharks have lots of white dots all over them. Lemon sharks have light brown skin tinged with yellow so that it can hide on the ocean floor. Bull sharks are very aggressive. One of the only seas that Tiger sharks aren't found in is the Mediterranean sea. Weasel sharks have small oval eyes on the side of there heads. Horn sharks have venomous spines near there dorsal fin. Mako sharks are the fastest sharks in the world. Great White sharks are not the fastest, nor the biggest sharks. Great White sharks are very intelligent. Great White sharks have very sharp senses. Saw sharks have long, flat snouts, that they use to cut up there food to bite size. China catfish have a creamy-yellow body that is covered in a brown pattern that looks like a chain.
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Except for the fact that there is some improper grammar, this is pretty factual. By the way, Mathew and Dennis, is this yours? -Sara
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to learn more about sharks from you! Maybe some pictures would be fun to add :)
ReplyDeleteNice. -Anonymous person.
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ReplyDeleteThe only thing is Improper grammar, And un-capitalized sentences. Besides that, it is great. I love the different sharks and all the facts you put about them. I learned some new things today!!! BTW, Mathew and Dennis, This is great!
ReplyDelete~Elle
Nice, nice. -Anonymous Person
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ReplyDeleteI noticed you used the wrong words in the wrong place Other than that its good Charlette M.
ReplyDeleteGood job Mathew and Dennis!!! =D