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The name Hibiscus comes from two different language origins one is Greek and the other is Latin. Hibiscus means marshmallow plant in both origins. Additionally, the Hibiscus plant’s scientific name is Hibiscus.

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The classification of Hibiscus. Its kingdom is Plantae, its division is Traceophyta , the class is magnoliopsida, its order is Malves, its family is malvaceae, and lastly its genus is hibiscus. Moreover, the hibiscus is closely related to many plants. Some being: hollyhocks, mallows, and lastly an okra.

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The living organism I chose is called a Tardigrade. In Italian, it is called Tardigrada, Latin for “slow walker.” This refers to their short legs, as well as their inability to move quickly.

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The classification of a Tardigrade is Animalia (Kingdom), Tardigrada (Phylum), Eutardigrada (Class), Parachaela (Order), Hypsibiidae (Family), Hypsibius (Genus).

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The Hibiscus, is a tropical flower. It usually grows around 2.54 centimetres tall. Furthermore the hibiscus has different shades of pink, red, yellow, orange, and two of the most rarest shades or multicoloured or blue. Moreover the hibiscus flower weight mostly around 85 grams. And lastly the hibiscus flower has Eukaryotic cells. And within that there are three other types of cells. Collenchyma, Parenchyma, and the sclerenchyma.

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Often, a Tardigrade is compared to a bear or a piglet due to its short legs and chubby appearance. Tardigrades are known to range from 0.3 to 0.5 mm in length. Tardigrades have round faces with two small eyes and a round mouth. Attached to the end of their feet are claws.

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A Tardigrade mainly consumes small plant cells, algae and tiny invertebrates. Tardigrades eat by piercing their teeth into the cell/invertebrate and sucking out its contents. Tardigrades are regularly herbivorous but may even eat others in their species.

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Many different plants preform photosynthesis, including the Hibiscus. Photosynthesis is the process where the plant (Hibiscus) uses sun light, water, as well as carbon dioxide to make oxygen and energy in the form of sugar. To sum it up, photosynthesis converts solar/light energy into chemical energy. This is important to have enough energy for their activities, such as breathing and sexual reproduction.

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The habitat for a Hibiscus is a well drained fertile and moist soil. For example the hibiscus loves living in countries such as: China, Japan, and the Pacific Islands. Additionally Hibiscus flowers prefer warm and sunny places, ideally where there is no wind.

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Tardigrades live everywhere on Earth but mostly in water since without it, they go into their “tun” state. Their “tun” state is called “cryptobiosis” by scientists and in this state they curl up into a dry ball and their metabolism slows down to a tiny fraction of the original state.

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A Tardigrade’s life cycle goes from egg to juvenile to adult. During their life they molt up to 12 times and after their second or third molt, reach sexual maturity. Most Tardigrades are oviparous and fertilization occurs externally, however some Tardigrades are both male and female with sperm and egg. One species of Tardigrade reproduce using parthenogenesis since there are no males in the species. Tardigrades live all the way from 2 months to 3 years excluding the time they spend in their “tun” state.

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Tardigrades have endured all 5 max extinctions and even lived 400 million years before dinosaurs. It’s expected that they will outlive humans.

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the life cycle of a hibiscus flower is: the flower undergoes meiosis to create small haploid cells. The haploid cell then grows from a unicellular haploid cell into a multicellular haploid which is named by scientists as a gametophyte. Lastly, the gametophyte then performs mitosis to produce gametes. Moreover the hibiscus flower uses cross-pollination to reproduce sexually. This happens when pollen from a male part of a flower reaches the female flower by either a bee or another insect. When the pods get mature they crack and release seeds then they fall to the ground to make new hibiscus plants.

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.Tardigrades are solitary organisms.

.Tardigrades can survive in space, but still need water to reproduce.

.Tardigrades are the first animal to survive in the vacuum (no air).

.Tardigrades do not require any rest.

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The Hibiscus plants living status is that at the moment it’s not going extinct.

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By: Konstantinos Skondriannis

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There are two types of Hibiscus flowers: a tropical and a hardy!

The hibiscus flowers needs sun in order to grow!

And lastly the hibiscus flower can be made into very delicious tea which is amazing for vitamin C!

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“Hibiscus”,  home and garden information centre, May 7 2024. https://hgic.clemson.edu/factsheet/hibiscus/#:~:text=point%20of%20weediness.-,Related%20Plants,and%20okra%20(Abelmoschus%20esculentus).

Agaty kotwal. “Explain the life cycle of hibiscus plant”. Brainly, Agaty Kotwal 7 of October 2022. https://brainly.in/question/53795771#:~:text=The%20life%20cycle%20for%20the,undergoes%20mitosis%20to%20produce%20gametes.

“Hibiscus 5 fun facts”. Van Putte gardens, May 8 of 2017. https://vanputte.com/hibiscus-5-fast-facts/

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The Axolotls is an endangered and very rare species. Its scientific name is “Ambystoma Mexicana”, meaning salamander of the mountain lakes of Mexico.

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The Axolotl is classified into Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Amphibian, Order: Caudata, Family: Ambystomadtidae, Genus: Ambistoma and Species: Ambystoma Mexicana.

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Sand Scorpions are called this way because they live in the dry sand. Sand Scorpions scientific name is “Paruroctonus utahesis”

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In the wild, Axolotls are brown and may have silvery highlights. On the other hand, Axolotls in captivity are often bred to be white and pink. The adult Axolotls can reach 30-45 centimetres in length, and a newly hatched Axolotl can reach 4-5 millimetres long.

In fact, Axolotls have cylindrical bodies, 4 short legs, a relatively long tail and feathery external gills. Also, Axolotls have eukaryotic cells. Last but not least, the Axolotl can regenerate multiple body parts, such as its limbs, heart, brain and lungs.

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The name of the fish, “Krill” comes from the Norwegian word which means “small fry of fish”. A krills scientific name is Euphausiacae, euphausid.

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Krills are classified as crustaceans. They are closely related to shrimps and crayfish, crabs. By the Linnaean system it is classified as Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Arthropoda, Class Malacostraca, Order Euphausiacea, suborder Eucarida.

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“Reproduction In Tardigrades.” Tardigrades, http://bioweb.uwlax.edu/bio203/s2008/shifflet_bran/naughtybits.htm#:~:text=In%20asexual%20reproduction%2C%20as%20aforementioned,develop%20without%20need%20of%20fertilization. Accessed 3.6.2024.

“Life As A Tardigrade.” Arizona State University, Arizona Board of Regents, https://askabiologist.asu.edu/tardigrade-life#:~:text=A%20female%20tardigrade%20has%20such,These%20are%20called%20hermaphrodites. Accessed 3.6.2024

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Scientific Name:

Tardigrada

Tiny, but tough

In fact, these invertebrates are so tiny, you need a microscope to be able to see them. But despite being smaller than a poppy seed, tardigrades look pretty fierce when you view them up close: They have claws like bears and daggerlike teeth that tear into and suck the juices out of moss and algae. They've even been nicknamed "water bears" for their resemblance to the furry predators.

Tardigrades can be found almost anywhere on Earth, from the top of the Himalaya mountain range to the bottom of the sea, from icy Antarctica to bubbling hot springs. The teeny-tiny creatures can survive extreme temperatures, ranging from minus 328°F up to 304°F. Tardigrades need only a drop of water to thrive.

No water? No problem.

Without access to water, a tardigrade will curl up into a dry ball called a tun. Their body systems slow down so much that they're almost-but not quite-dead. The tiny animals can survive like this for decades. Scientists call this extreme type of hibernation "cryptobiosis."

When they're re-exposed to water, tardigrades can come back to life in just a few hours. Once, when dried moss that had been in a museum for a hundred years was moistened, tardigrades inside the moss came crawling out, totally fine.

Tardigrades spend most of their time snacking on plants and bacteria. They have to be careful, though. Although tardigrades can survive extreme conditions, they still have predators. Nematodes (a kind of worm), amoebas, and sometimes even other tardigrades all prey on tardigrades.

Bears in space

Tardigrades haven't only survived extreme conditions on Earth. They're the first animals to survive the vacuum (that means no air), radiation blasts, and freezing temperatures of space.

In 2007, scientists placed the tiny critters into a satellite and shot them into space. There they floated in special containers 167 miles above sea level for 10 days before plummeting back to Earth. Upon inspection, most of the water bears were OK. They had survived radiation blasts 700 times stronger than the sun's rays on Earth.

Tardigrades are helping scientists rethink what they know about what it takes to survive in extreme conditions-and what humans might need to survive on another planet.

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You can boil them, bake them, deep-freeze them, crush them, dehydrate them, or even blast them into space. It doesn't matter-tardigrades can survive practically anything. These eight-legged aquatic animals may be small, but they're nearly indestructible.

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Axolotls are carnivores that usually hunt at night. An Axolotl can eat earthworms, insects, small crustaceans and fish. In addition, Axolotls can take 2-3 days to digest food. The Axolotl is at the top of the predatory food chain, eating a large variety of foods.

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The krill looks like smaller versions of crustaceans like prawns or lobsters. They can grow up to 6cm in length. Usually, they are transparent and have a red tinge on their shells. Their digestive system is visible and it is mostly green due to the microscopic plants that they consume. A krill is composed of eukaryotic cells, they can live up to five years.

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The Sand Scorpions related to spiders, mites and other similar insects. Sand Scorpions belong to the Animalia kingdom, under the Arthropoda phylum. They are in the arachnida class and its genus are Buthacus Birucal. Their family is Vaejovidae.

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The Axolotls live in freshwater lakes, more specifically in only two lakes in Mexico, Lake Xochimilco and Lake Chaco.

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Mantis shrimp is also called harlequin or painted shrimp. Mantis shrimp gets its name from kaleidoscope shell, like their tails and their hinged forearms which resemble that of a praying mantis and are kept folded away until moment of attack. Its scientific name is Stomatopoda.

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The gulper eel gets its name from their massive gulping mouths. Their scientific name is Eurypharynx peleconoides.

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In the wild, Axolotls can live 5-6 years, but in captivity they can live up to 15 years! Also, the life cycle of an Axolotl has 5 stages.
1. Larva.
2. Larva hatches.
3. Larva with 2 legs.
4. Larva with 4 legs.
5. Adult.

Axolotls reproduce sexually. The difference between sexually and asexually is that in sexual reproduction two parents are needed, and at asexual reproduction one parent is needed.

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Axolotls are endangered species! The amphibians lived in many lakes around Mexico, but habitat degradation has limited them to only live in two lakes, Lake Xochimilco and Lake Chalco.
Habitat degradation is when the environment is polluted and other species that don’t belong in that environment come.

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1. Axolotls not only develop gills, but also lungs!
2. Axolotls come in many colours such as brown, pink, green, orange, yellow and blue that is the rarest colour and has a 0.083% chance of spawning!
3. Axolotls are only found in a single location on Earth!
4. Axolotls can regenerate multiple parts of their body such as their limbs, heart, brain and lungs!

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Great white shark (Carchardon carcharias

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Great white shark (Carchardon carcharias

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Mantis shrimp classification are: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Arthropoda, Class Malacostraca, Order Stomatopoda, Suborder Unipeltata, Family Odontodactylidae, Genus Odontodoctylus and Species O. scyllarus.

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The great white shark was named that way because of their size and white belly. The great white shark’s scientific name is Carchardon carcharias which comes from the word “karchos” meaning sharp or jagged in Greek.

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The Leafy Sea Dragon scientific name is Phycodurus eques.Named sea-dragons after the dragons of Chinese legends. Fun Fact Phycodurus comes from the Latin words “phyko” meaning seaweed and “oura” meaning tail.

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Mantis shrimp has a flattened translucent body with a pale green glow. Its abdomen and carapace are segment, with each segment outlined in dark green or yellow. It has eight pairs of walking legs, four pairs of clawed appendages and one pair of long jackknife claws that resembles a praying mantis. It is 2 to 7 inches long and its height is 1 to 3 inches. Its weight is about 4 to 3.2 oz. Mantis shrimp has 2 main body parts. Mantis shrimp molts throughout its life. Mantis shrimp has eukaryotic cells.

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The shark is classified in kingdom animalea, phylum chordata, class chondrichthyes, order lamniformes, family lamnidae, genus isuros, species oxyrinchus.

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The sea otter original name is ‘enhydra ‘ this comes from the Greek for “ in water” the species name in lutris from the Latin word for otters. The name nersis , means sea nymph or swimmer.

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Mantis shrimp eats Gastropods, crabs and mollusks. It hunts its pray by spearing and smashing. Mantis shrimp are carnivores. Mantis shrimp is near the top of the food chain.

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Mantis shrimp lives in warm, shallow water in the Indian and Pacific Ocean. The continents mantis shrimp lives in are Africa and America. It is mostly found in Hawaii and Africa.

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White sharks are big strong, fish with a round torpedo-shaped body. They have a pointed snout, large fins and a powerful crescent-shaped tail. Their bellies are white, while their backs and sides are dark blue, gray or brown.

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The sea otter is classified as a mammal in the Animalia  kingdom. The otters are part of the Mustelidea family f carnivores mammals that contain skunks, weasels and wolverines, an interesting fact is that the otter is the largest member of the Weasley family , but the smallest marine mammal in North America.

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Mantis shrimp life cycle is egg stage, free swimming stage, larval stage and adulthood stage. Mantis shrimp reproduce sexually. Mantis shrimp pregnancy is nine days long. Mantis shrimp can live between three to six years.

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The name of this living species is Lily. The scientific name for this flower is “Liliaceae”. The names origin is from the Latin word “Lilium”.

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The animal is named saw scaled viper. It comes from the snake's triangular head and scales which show it is venomous but the snake also has a second name called carpet viper since it looks like a carpet. Its scientific name is echis carinatus.

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So the red kangaroo is a loving an amazing animal because it’s so long that there is a Latin  word meaning “long” for the red kangaroo

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Lilies are in the Plant kingdom. The phylum is spermatophyta. Additionally, the class is monocotyledonae. Moreover, the order is Liliales, and the family is Liliaceae. The genus is Lilium and lastly, the species is Lilium Candidum. Related species of the lily are Asiatic hybrids, martagón hybrids, candidum hybrids, American hybrids, longiflorum hybrids, interdivisional hybrids, and many more.

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The saw scaled viper is in the animalia kingdom in the chordata phylum in the reptalia class in the squamata order in the seprentes suborder in the viperade family in the echis genus and echis carinatus in the spieces.

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The white shark eats a variety of animals including fish, invertebrates and marine mammals . Young white sharks mostly consume bottom dwelling fish, gather near seal and sea lion colonies to feed and sometimes scavenge dead whales

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Lilies usually have three petals, three sepals, six stamens, and a pistil. This plant has eukaryotic cells. A lily can grow up to 180 cm, depending on its species. Also, the flower can grow up to 25 cm in diameter. Lilies have lots of different colors, like white, cream, yellow, red, pink, red, and more beautiful colors.

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Lilies, like all plants, use the photosynthesis process to grow.

The photosynthesis process is when carbon dioxide enters through the stoma, water is absorbed by the roots, and is carried to the leaves.

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Lilies are low-maintenance plants that need an average amount of water. Lilies can grow generally in the Northern Hemisphere, more specifically in Europe, North America, and Asia. They need full and partial sun. Lilies bloom in mid-spring to late fall.

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Mantis shrimp are not going extinct. People are hunting mantis shrimp.

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The sea otter is known for having the softest and the fuzziest fur. The sea otters have webbed feet , water repellant fur to keep them dry and warm, and nostrils and ears close when the animal is underwater. Sea otters often float at the water’s surface in forests of kelp or giant seaweed, and antary themselves to keep from moving in the rolling sea. The sea otter also has giant wiskers and a small nose and have a strong sense of smell to hunt their prey.

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1) “Mantis Shrimp”. Animals, https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/invertebrates/facts/mantis-shrimp#:~:text=A%20peacock%20mantis%20shrimp%20(Odontodactylus,dig%20burrows%20along%20the%20seabed.4/6/2024.

2)”Peacock Mantis shrimp facts. 4/6/2024.

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Peacock mantis shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus): large, colorful mantis shrimp

AKA: harlequin or painted mantis shrimp

Size and Weight:

Peacock mantis shrimp are one of the larger mantis shrimp species, measuring 1.2 to 7.1 inches in length.

Appearance:

Peacock mantis shrimp get their name from their kaleidoscope shell, like a peacock's tail, and their hinged forearms that resemble those of a praying mantis. They are one of the most colorful species of mantis shrimp. Their narrow, hard-shelled bodies are shades of orange, green, red and blue. They are primarily green with orange legs and leopard-like spots.

Their purple eyes, which protrude from their head, can move independently from one another. This feature allows them to see in two different directions at once and helps them to locate their prey. Their eyes have at least 12 types of photoreceptors, which increases the speed at which they can identify colors and allows them to see in color vision, polarized light and even ultraviolet.

Diet:

These shrimp typically feed on gastropods, crabs and mollusks. They can kill prey larger than themselves. Despite their small size, peacock mantis shrimp have the most powerful punch in the world. When it locates prey, the shrimp delivers a swift punch by springing out one of its club-like front claws. The punch is 50 times faster than a bullet from a gun and strong enough to break glass.

Habitat:

Peacock mantis shrimp live in warm, shallow ocean waters.

Geography:

This species lives in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Breeding:

Peacock mantis shrimp dig U-shaped burrows in the sand near the reef's edge. They venture out from their burrow to hunt and to attract mates. They reproduce via internal fertilization. After laying the eggs, the female carries them around on her front appendages until they hatch, protecting them and keeping them clean. Some peacock mantis shrimp are monogamous with their mate.

Social Structure:

Mantis shrimp are territorial and are typically solitary outside of mating.

Lifespan:

Their lifespan typically ranges from 3 to 6 years. ﻿

Threats:

Scientists do not have sufficient data to determine this species' population trends. However, as residents of coral reefs, human-induced changes to this ecosystem may also threaten the peacock mantis shrimp. Their natural predators include large fish, cuttlefish, squid and octopus.

Conservation Status:

The IUCN has not yet evaluated the conservation status of the peacock mantis shrimp.
Sources: The National Aquarium, Oceana, National Geographic, the Akron Zoo and NATURE's Spy in the Ocean.

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Peacock Mantis Shrimp Fact Sheet | Blog | Nature | PBS

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Peacock mantis shrimp (Odontodactylus scyllarus): large, colorful mantis shrimp AKA: harlequin or painted mantis shrimp Kingdom: | Animalia Phylum: |

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Great whites live worldwide in temperate and subtropical waters, often migrating seasonally to follow temperatures between 50-80 degrees Fahrenheit. In the US Atlantic they live from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico and US Caribbean.

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Their diet is composed of fish larvae, phytoplankton and single celled plants that stay close to the oceans surface. They are at the bottom of the food chain. They also need carbon dioxide and the sun to survive.

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Krills are mostly found in the southern part of the Atlantic Ocean at around 40°N in deep waters of at least 1,000m. They need ice waters to survive and can live up to five years.

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The saw scaled viper is fat and short with triangular scales and a triangular head like most venomous snakes. The saw scaled vipers colours are brown, grey  and orange with darker dorser blotches and leateral spots. The saw scaled viper adults are 90 centimeters long or 1 to 3. They also move sidewinding.

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Krills hatch from eggs and experience 4 larval stages before reaching their adult form. They go from Egg > Nauplius > Calyptosis > Furcilia (larva krill) and finally to adult. Krills reproduce asexually.

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They are in danger because of the oceans becoming warmer and due to loss of ice in the seas. Though, krills are not going extinct

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The saw scaled viper eats rodents, lizards, frogs, scorpions, centipedes, large insects and even other snakes !

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The leafy sea Dragon is classified as a Linnaeus.A quadrupedia to be exact.They are relatives with seahorses and pipefishes. Although relatives appearance is quite different in that they have a tail that cannot be coiled and they have leaf-like appendages on the head and body.

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A lily can reproduce sexually and asexually. The asexual part is when the lily grows from a seed. Lilies can reproduce sexually when the male part of the flower, (stamen) makes pollen, and pollination happens. Pollination is when pollen goes to the female part (pistil). Then pollen goes to an ovule. The ovule becomes aeed and the cycle happens again.

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A saw scaled viper lives in tropical or subtropical climates. More specifically it lives in Africa, Asia, middle east, india, sri lanka, savvanas in africa etc.

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1) Mantis shrimp can punch 60 mph.

2) Mantis shrimp is related to crabs and lobsters.

3) Mantis shrimp can swim 50 mph.1) Mantis shrimp can punch 60 mph.

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The fond-like appendages and thin body vary on adults from green to yellow-brown to a light brown.Some have white lines radiating from the eye and extending over the body.The colour of it depends on the age, location, diet and environment stressors. It can grow to be 50cm but average 30cm in length.This animal doesn’t have teeth, the head of the Leafy Sea Dragon looks like a flamingo head.It doesn’t have a really long neck and has a long neck.The Leafy Sea Dragons have four legs they are really thin though so you can barely see them. They have two eyes that can move independently.Leafy Sea Dragons are in eggs the first 7-8 weeks of their lives.They reach full size after 2 years and live up to 10 years

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Lilies are not an endangered animal.

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Kangaroos are marsupials from the family macropodioae ( macropods means “large foot “ . It related to ( antilopine kangaroo and the western grey , eastern and western kangaroo. The red kangaroo is a class mammalian

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The spiny water flea is a small crustacean (zooplankton) with a short body of 0-0.4 inches and and a long tail of 3-4 inches. In the linean system of classification the spiky water flea is classified as a Branchiopoda, in the Kingdom animalia, and in the phylum Arthropoda. Also, the spiky water flea is closely related crayfish shrimp and crabs.

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The spiny water flea is a small crustacean (zooplankton) with a short body of 0-0.4 inches and and a long tail of 3-4 inches. In the linean system of classification the spiky water flea is classified as a Branchiopoda, in the Kingdom animalia, and in the phylum Arthropoda. Also, the spiky water flea is closely related crayfish shrimp and crabs.

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The bulbs of some lilies, like the tiger lily are edible and used in cooking.

Lilies are toxic to cats and can cause kidney failure if they are eaten.

Lilies mostly grow in groups of 3 to 5.

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The spiny water flea are microscopic animals that live in open water. Adults range from one-quarter to five eights inches long and are opaque in  colour . They have a single long tail with one and have one to four spines and have one large distinctive black eyespot. A spiny water flea’s teeth, look like hair hanging from their mouth. Lastly, their head, looks like a dog’s head.

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This animal eats small shrimp like animals called mysids that live among the algae and sea grasses.These animals eat by swallowing their prey whole, creating suction to suck the food item into their small mouth, by expanding a joint on the lower part on their snout. Leafy Dragons are omnivores.These animals do not have predators since they are excellent at camouflage.

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A spiny water flea lives in fresh water habitat and prefer cold temperatures. It’s mostly found in Europe and Asia.

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The life span of a water flea is only two weeks!in the summer and spring reproduce by cloning ( asexual reproduction). In the fall and winter water fleas when the conditions are cold and there is no food they reproduce sexually and produce tough eggs that are resistant from drying and freezing. Females carry their eggs and young on their backs.

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White sharks reproduce through a process through a process called ovoviviparity. This means that the embryos develop inside the mother and are fed by a yolk sac until they are born as live , independent young sharks. The pregnancy lasts about 12 months after eternal fertilization . Great whites mature at about 29.5 years old. The maximum age is hard to determine and is somewhere between 30 to 70 years old. A great white is born at approximately 4 feet long and can grow up to 20 feet long

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Their main prey species include sea urchins, crabs, clams, mussels, octopus, fish and pother marine invertebrates. An interesting fact is that is that the sea otters teeth are adapted for crushing hard-shelled creatures such as clams, urchins and grabs. To find food, sea otters may occasionally dive as deep 250 feet and will use their sensitive whiskers to find and locate smalls prey inside cervices or their strong forepaws to dig into their enemy.

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The spiny water flea eats smaller plankton organisms. They are mostly zooplankton, including Daphnia and other smaller crustaceans. They can consume up to 10-20 organisms per day! They also eat other small organisms they come across.

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The spiny water flea s in danger of extinction because of lack of food. They die because of lack of food especially in the fall and spring.

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The great white sharks are listed on the IUCN red list as vounrable and are expected to go extinct in about a century with less than 3,500 left

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Like all reptiles the saw scaled viper lays eggs then the egg hatches and the baby viper climbs out and grows to a young snake then it grows into an adult snake then it lays eggs or it dies.

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They mostly live in rocky reefs, seaweed beds, sea grass meadows and on sand patches near weed covered reefs, in the deep sea.This species has only been recorded from the southern coastline of Australia from Jurien Bay Marine to Wilsons Promontory in Victoria.

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Saw scaled vipers have sexual reproduction meaning that 2 parents are needed to make a baby viper.

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The sea otter lives in areas where it can dive for food in the Pacific Ocean, most often within one to to kilometers from shore where the water is no more than 40 meters deep.on rocky reefs and kept fosters are perfect for them to trap their pray inside and watch it slowly die, so they can eat it.