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Fun Facts

1. Octopuses have 8 legs and 3 hearts

2. They have blue blood. There blood is copper based, the cooper helps them transport oxygen throughout their body, in a cold and low oxygen environment.

3.  They mostly eat shellfish.

Attribution: Morten Brekkevold
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Fun Facts

1. Dolphins must come to the surface of the water to breath.

2. They can never fully sleep, one part of their brain must always be active so they can breath.

3. They have a 360 degree of field of vision.

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Bottlenose dolphin. (2016, January 23). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 01:13, January 25, 2016, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bottlenose_dolphin&oldid=701291790

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Manatees live in the shallow waters, along the coast and in rivers found in the Caribbean Sea or the Gulf of Mexico. Some people call manatees "Sea Cows", because they are very large and move very slowly. A manatee can weigh up to 1,300 pounds and grow up to 12 feet long. A mother manatee gives birth under the water and has to push her baby up to the surface for his/her first breath. A baby manatee is called a calf. The calf will drink its mother's milk for nourishment. An adult manatee is a herbivore, that means they only eat plants.

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Manatee. (2016, January 21). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 00:09, January 25, 2016, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Manatee&oldid=700929160

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Fun Facts:

1. Jellyfish are about 98% water.

2. They have been in our oceans for over 650 million years.

3. They are not fish, they are plankton.

Jellyfish at the Osaka Aquarium

CC BY-SA Attribution to: Kevin Dooley

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If you visit the Cape Cod National Shoreline in Massachusetts, you may see a harbor seal play in the Atlantic Ocean. A mother harbor seal will "haul out" onto the beach to give birth to her baby. A baby harbor seal is called a pup. Harbor seals mostly eat fish.

Cape Cod 2015

Attribution to: Daviet R. Knox