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 \nPeople Helping  \nwhales  \nby Rachel Tandy  \nChapter I  \nAmazing Whales …………  \n…………………2  \nChapter 2  \nMoving Around ………  \n…………6  \nChapter 3  \nRescuing Whales ……  \n………I0  \nRespond to Reading.  \n……………………………………………15  \nPAIRED  \nWorking with Animals ………………16  \nREAD  \nGlossary/Index …………………………  \n……………19  \nSTEM Focus On Science…………………………20  \nWhales are amazing animals.Theycome in all shapes and sizes.Theblue whale is the biggest kind ofwhale.It's the largest animal thathas ever lived on Earth.It can growup to 100 feet long.  \nOrca whales are special,too.Theyare great hunters.They can swimvery fast to catch prey.They huntfish,seals,and birds.They even huntyoung blue whales.Orcas can growup to 27 feet long.  \nAll whales are alike in some ways.Whales have smooth skin.This  \nhelps them slide easily through thewater.They have a layer of fat  \nunder their skin.This layer is calledblubber.It keeps the whale warm.  \nSome whales can survive in icy cold water.  \nA whale makes a stream of airwhen it breathes out.  \nWhales breathe air through a  \nblowhole.The blowhole is on thetop of the whale's head.Whalescome up to the surface of thewater to breathe.  \n# Moving Around\n\nWhales usually roam the oceans.They live in groups called pods.  \nSome kinds of whales move betweenwarm and cold waters.They spendthe summer in cold oceans.Theyfeed on plankton.  \n6  \nThe whales travel to warmer oceansfor the winter.There is less to  \neat in the warmer waters.But thewhale's body helps it survive.Blubberprovides the whale with the energyit needs.  \nThese whales are stranded and cannot survivevery long on land.  \nSometimes whales become stranded,or stuck,on beaches.Storms canpush them too close to the shore.Sometimes they swim into shallowwater.Whales that have wanderedout of deep ocean waters cannotalways find their way back","cbCaing1EEFLwyD4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaing1EEFLwyD4","pdf",2602407,26,"English","# Vocabulary Strategy\n# Essential Question\n# Moving Around\n## Whales in pods and oceans\n## Seasonal travel and food changes\n## Stranding causes and survival limits","[{\"question\":\"How do whales breathe, and where is the blowhole located?\",\"answer\":\"Whales breathe air through a blowhole on the top of their heads. 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