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Giant squid can even eat some types of whales.

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Their eyes are the size of a human head.

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Male whales are called bulls, female whales are called cows, and young whales are called calves.

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Their fin helps them balance and turn.

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They use tentacles to catch their prey.

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Sand tiger sharks hunt even before they are born.

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What sea animal did you read about?

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Kaleb, do whales stay together as a family?

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Do they live in all the oceans? If not, where do they live/travel to?

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Wow, Jacob, that sounds fascinating! Can you give me more details on how sand tigers are able to hunt BEFORE they're born?

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What type of whales do giant squids eat? How do they use their large eyes?

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Dr. S, they mostly eat fish, shrimp, and other squid, but they can attack and eat small whales. Their eyes let them see objects in the lightless ocean where most other animals wouldn't see anything.

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How many known species of squid are there? Do humans eat squid?

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How do whales sleep in the water?

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Do these type of sharks attack humans?

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How big can a Giant Squid grow?

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I would like to know more interesting facts about the octopus!!! Can you share one with me?

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Miss R, Baleen whales keep to themselves, but toothed whales like to travel in groups called pods.

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Ms. H, they either rest quietly in the water, or sleep while swimming slowly next to another whale.

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Dr. S, they eat their siblings in the womb.

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Ms. H, They do not bother humans. Their mouths are not big enough to cause much harm anyway.

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Miss R, They are found in all oceans between 1,000 feet and about 2,000 feet down.

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Ms. H, they can be feet long.