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 \n## Whale Shark\n\nThis is the largest fish in theocean.It can grow up to 12metres long and weigh over12 tonnes.It feeds by creatinga suction effect that drawswater into its open mouth,where it is filtered for plankton,fish and squid by the shark'sinternal gill slits.  \n## Great White Shark\n\nThis ferocious predator is an aggressiveand ruthless hunter.It can reach about6metres in length and it can be found inall major oceans.Its main prey are seals,sea lions,dolphins and large fish,including other smaller sharks.  \n## Basking Shark\n\nThis gentle giant is afilter-feeder,taking inlarge amounts of waterand plankton throughits mouth and filteringit through its gills.They can grow to15 metres in length.  \n## Clown Triggerfish\n\nPercula ClownfishClownfish or anemonefish asthey are also known,make theirhomes in the tentacles ofanemones and they feed onplankton and algae.They cangrow to about 8 cm in length.  \nThe most stunning of the  \nTriggerfish family,the Clown  \ntriggerfish can crack open the  \nshells of molluscs and crabs  \nwith its strong teeth.  \n# Tropical fish\n\nTropical fish live in the clear,shallow and warm waters of coral reefs.They aresome of the most beautiful and diverse fish of many different shapes and colours.People go to the reefs specifically to dive in order to see these beautiful fishin their natural environment.  \n## Killer Whale\n\nDolphin  \nDolphins are found worldwide.Killer whales or Orcas are notThey vary in size and mostlywhales,but the largest membersod on fish and squid.The mcof the Dolphin family.They aremmon is the Bottlenose dolphi.very sociable and powerfully built,which is known for its friendliness.ingenious hunters.Their dietDolphins navigate by makingincludes Great white sharks andclicking sounds and listeningother fish,and whales,seals,to the echo.This is a form ofturtles and birds.echolocation similar to sonar.  \nWhalesand other sea mammals  \nWhales are the largest animals in the world,and like all mammals theybreathe air into lungs,are warm-blooded and have some (but verylittle)hair.Some whales,such as the Sperm whale,can stayunderwater for up to two hours holding a single breath.  \nSome sea mammals such as whales and dolphins spendtheir whole lives in the water,whereas others likeseals and walruses share theirtime between the seaand the land.The largest animal on theThe brain of the Sperm whale isplanet,they can grow to 30the largest and heaviest of allmetres in length and they areanimals.This whale makesalso the loudest!They usuallyextremely deep dives for food,live alone or in mother and calfmainly giant squid,octopuses andpairs,but sometimes they mayrays that live at the bottom of thegather as loose groups to feed.sea.It eats around three per centThey feed exclusively on krill.of its body weight per day.  \n## Blue Whale\n\nSperm Whale","cbCaivhI5d4JEAme","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivhI5d4JEAme","pdf",4027273,28,"English","# Stickers\n# Under the sea\n## Tiger Shark\n## Whale Shark\n## Great White Shark\n## Basking Shark\n## Clown Triggerfish\n# Tropical fish\n## Killer Whale\n## Blue Whale","[{\"question\":\"How large can a Tiger Shark grow, and when does it usually hunt?\",\"answer\":\"It can grow up to about 7 metres long and usually hunts at night.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the Whale Shark feed?\",\"answer\":\"It feeds by creating a suction effect that draws water into its open mouth, where plankton, fish, and squid are filtered for by internal gill slits.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the difference between whales and some other sea mammals described in the text?\",\"answer\":\"Whales are the largest animals and breathe air, and the text notes that some sea mammals like whales and dolphins live their whole lives in water, while others such as seals and walruses split time between sea and land.\"}]","Under the Sea - Stickers | PDF",1791873717,43]