Welcome to the Circle of Life: Fish Style By Miss Steph Steiner
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OK SO HERES WHAT YA GOTTA KNOW Anemone Just Keep Swimming Touch
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ANEMONE An anemonemone. Amnemonemomne Just Keep Swimming Swim
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MANGROVES Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone Touch the
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MANGROVES Red Mangroves Most visible Grows in the deepest water
The arching prop roots support the tree above water They grow
closer together which slows down the water underneath the trees.
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MANGROVES Black Mangroves Black Mangrove are found directly
behind Red Mangroves Can get up to 50 feet tall The leaves excrete
salt extracted from the water taken in by the roots Just Keep
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MANGROVES White Mangroves Grow in sandy soils on the seashore
They have round pale green leaves They have small peg roots which
help anchor them in the sandy soil Just Keep Swimming Swim Back
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WHY MANGROVES? Mangroves grow closer together which causes the
currents to slow Provide a protected nursery area Provide food for
a multitude of marine Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone Touch
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CORAL REEF Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone Touch the
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CORAL REEF Supports up to two million species and 25% of all
marine life on the planet Coral reefs are large coral structures It
consists of hard corals and soft corals Just Keep Swimming Swim
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MANGROVES Fish, corals, lobsters, clams, seahorses, sponges,
and sea turtles are a few of the species that rely on reefs You
will normally find the fish on a coral reef to be babies to youth
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WHY CORAL REEF? Fish venture out to the coral reefs because it
is a safe place surrounded by coral to fight off the currents Coral
reefs are found in warm waters There is a lot of plants and smaller
animals for the fish to eat as well Just Keep Swimming Swim Back
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THE DROP OFF Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone Touch the
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THE DROP OFF The drop off, also known as the open ocean Fish,
whales, and sharks can all be found here Just Keep Swimming Swim
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THE DROP OFF The part where the sun shines through the water is
the photic zone Deeper into the ocean you can find fish like squid
who live off of other smaller fish due to the fact that there is no
algae or plant like to feed off of Just Keep Swimming Swim Back
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WHY THE DROP OFF? Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone The drop
off is when fish have grown and are ready to venture off on their
They dont start their lives in the drop off because of the harsh
currents A lot of times fish will stay in schools/groups while
others swim alone Touch the Butt
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CIRCLE OF LIFE OF A FISH: Just Keep Swimming Swim Back Anemone
Touch the Butt MangrovesCoral ReefThe Drop Off
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If not you can go back to any section to review! Mangroves Coral
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QUESTION 1: In which order does a fish life cycle go? A. Drop
Off, Mangroves, Coral Reef B. Drop Off, Coral Reef, Mangroves C.
Coral Reef, Mangroves, Drop Off D. Mangroves, Coral Reef, Drop Off
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wanna know what you've gotta do? Back to Question
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QUESTION 2: In the drop off, there is a part that is where all
the light from the sun shines through. What is this part called? A.
Photic Zone B. Sunny Zone C. Solar Zone D. Warm Zone
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wanna know what you've gotta do? Try Again! Back to Question
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QUESTION 3: In the coral reef what kind of temperatures is the
water like? A. Cold B. Hot C. Warm D. Freezing
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QUESTION 4: What is one reason as to why fish tend to start
their lives out in the mangroves? A. Because predators dont live in
this part of the ocean B. Because the branches are closer together
therefore making the waves slower, which causes calm waters. C.
Because it is an open area for the fish to swim around in D.
Because the waves are strong
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wanna know what you've gotta do? Try Again! Back to Question
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QUESTION 5 Why do fish not just start out in the drop off? A.
Because the water is too cold B. Because the water has too heavy of
a current out there C. Because when they are a baby fish they cant
swim on their own yet D. All of the above
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Swimming
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wanna know what you've gotta do? Try Again! Back to Question
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