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Not sure if you will get a chance to answer this Cassio, but in your presentation I thought you mentioned that the calf of a blue whale is born after being inside it's mother for 7 years? Is that correct?

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How do we know if they are male or female?

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How do we know if they are male or female?

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-Possibly largest animal that ever lived.
- Long body, slender shape. Greyish and blueish colour.
- Different subspecies
- First described in 1965
- Oldest is the Bowhead whale

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The male sea horse get pregnant, it does not make sense to me. 

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The male sea horse get pregnant, it does not make sense to me. 

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Why does the male get pregnant and not the female? It does not make sense to me. 

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Why does the male get pregnant and not the female? It does not make sense to me. 

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Where does the food go, if they do not have a stomach?

About the threat: what is curio trade? Why did the picture showed people drying the sea horses?

There are only 25 species, did any species get extinct?

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How many different species of seahorses are there?

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How many different species of seahorses are there?

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They are named after the shape of their head.

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They are named after the shape of their head.

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They have no stomach or teeth. Instead they use a tubular snout.

Common habitats are sea grass beds and mangrove roots.

New species of seahorse found in 2020.

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Seahorses are an important part of the ecosystem, as they control species that they eat, which are bottom dwelling. Also, they are a food source for other animals too (sadly - but the natural world is a tough place!)

Also, I now understand why Sea Horses have curly tails - to help anchor themselves when they eat or need to stay in the same spot.

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My mum doesn't believe me that there are sea ponies? Is this true?

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How much longer can the sea horse population survive?
Per year:
1 million left to die in the sun for the Curio trade
150 million taken from the sea for "traditional medicine"
1 million for aquariums

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How long does the shark live?

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I found it interesting that sea horses live within sea grasses, coral reefs, and mud flats (mangroves). All are shallow waters.

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The seahores population is not so high. 2 Seahoreses are shy animals.3 Seahoreses have very strong tails. 4 Seahoreses are very good at camouflaging.  5 Seahoreses only know when they are ready to have babies when they both grow a pouch. 6 only males get pregnant. 7 for the rest of the  female seahores life it stays with the same male seahores. 8 seahores are not great at swimming. 9 seahoreses can only swim upright. 10 seahoreses love to eat 😋 

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The seahores population is not so high. 2 Seahoreses are shy animals.3 Seahoreses have very strong tails. 4 Seahoreses are very good at camouflaging.  5 Seahoreses only know when they are ready to have babies when they both grow a pouch. 6 only males get pregnant. 7 for the rest of the  female seahores life it stays with the same male seahores. 8 seahores are not great at swimming. 9 seahoreses can only swim upright. 10 seahoreses love to eat 😋 

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why are marine animals live.

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i found it intresting that sharks are related to rays and they eat rays? thats messed up

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why does a male shark need to bite a female shark to reproduce?

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I really enjoyed the Compass presentation

One of the interesting facts I learned today was that shark's skeleton is made up of cartilage and not bone like most animals.

Another interesting fact is that when a shark loses a tooth it always grows back again

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I was amazed that sharks reproduce later in life and that they only have a limited amount of offspring (babies). We really need to take care of these beautiful creatures.

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Pelagic - can anyone
tell me what this means?

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why are marine animaals alaive

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why are marine animaals alain

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To change your name in Padlet you can follow the steps below

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To change your name in Padlet you can follow the steps below

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1. Get onto the Padlet dashboard.
2. In the top right of the site there should be your 'profile pic', click it.
3. When you have clicked it a 'slide' will pop down, when it does click the one that says 'settings'.
4. It should bring you to the settings there rename yourself in the name section.
5. When you have finished with your profile scroll down and click 'update'.

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I have watched a lot of shark fact videos and shows so I already knew most of the things that Mr. Casio spoke about.

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I also do not understand why does a male shark need to bite a female shark to reproduce?

Why is shark fin soup so famous?

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I did not know that sea turtles were reptiles.
Sea turtles can hold their breath for 5 hours and they have to come out of the sea to breathe.
Their relatives are snakes and crocodiles

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Turtle meat may contain mercury - How does mercury affect the human body?

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Do sea turtles migrate every season or every year?

How many times can sea turtle lay eggs in their life?

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oviparous - Does anyone remember what this word means?

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Leatherback Turtles can weight up to 700 kilograms and can go 700 meters deep underwater!! That fact amazed me!

Until I saw a Green Sea Turtle with Cassio when diving, I thought they were only about the size of a tennis racket - I was so wrong - they are much bigger than that!

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sea turtle
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How many species of sharks are there?

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Female sea turtles can lay between 60 and 100 eggs. Not all eggs hatch some get eaten by predators.

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The loggerhead Turtle has the biggest head of all and vcan be 150kg

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Lepidochelys kempii i(Kemp Ridley) s the most endangered  turtle in the world. But better now then other year or the olden days

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Hi Compass. I bought this can of Tuna and am wondering if what they advertise is correct? Would any sharks or other creatures be caught with this method of fishing?

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sharks have no bones they have cartilage.
400 species of sharks
keep swimming to survive
jaw is not attached to the skull
Humans shouldn't be on earth
probably on mars.

solutions
humans stop eating living things except sushi chicken

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Turtles are oviparous
reptiles
Leather back is the biggest turtle and also has oily skin in their shell.
Hawksbill is the most common on reefs
excellence sense of direction
they are non retractible
Threats
fishing industry
food
plastic
shells to decoration
degradation of nesting

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- Manta rays are filter feeding animals
- They are not poisonous (I used to think they were)
- Manta rays are "worth more alive than dead!"

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- similar skeleton to sharks
- biggest brain of all fish
- eat in different ways

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Cartilaginous - a skeleton made of cartilage

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Cartilage - connective tissue that holds parts of your body together

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Further explanation on the classification of Manta Rays!

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Further explanation on the classification of Manta Rays!

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We noticed some of you might still not be sure about the classification change of Mantas into Mobulas. Would that be correct? If yes, check below!

Manta Rays used to be classified as part of the genus Manta. In 2017-18 a new study came out based on the analysis of the Manta's DNA, concluding it was actually very similar to the rays on the genus Mobula. Due to that, scientifically, Mantas were moved to the genus Mobula, which contains a few species, like:
Mobula tarapacana
Mobula thurstoni
Mobula mobular
Mobula birostris*
Mobula alfredis*

The last two are the two species of what we commonly call Manta Rays. Before they used to be Manta birostris and Manta alfredis, but now the categorisation has changed. That's all!

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I found it interesting that some fish clean wounds of manta rays.

I do not think they have the largest brain but they are very smart.

It is interest how male manta rays  also have to bite the female manta rays to mate.

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I do not understand why Manta rays gills are like medicine to them?

What is the difference between sting rays and manta rays?

Why are female manta rays followed by a lot of male manta rays? Is it because there are very little females and a lot of males in the sea?

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People use gills of manta rays to make medicine. Noone knows if it actually works and perhaps they are just doing it to learn money.

A manta rays spots are like finger prints

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How long does shark live?