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Dear Emily
If you want facts about whales I will give you some.
Did you know that a blue whale is equal to the weight of 25 elephants? Did you know that a group of whales is called a pod? Did you know that a baby whale is called a calf? Did you know that a whale can hold its breath for 90 minutes and that blue whales live in cold water?
I hope you find these facts interesting. Sorry about Arthur going back to the sea.
From Luke
Dear Emily
Here are some interesting facts about whales.
- Whales don't sleep as we do, even though rest is important.
- Whales can swim as fast as 30 miles per hour. WOW!
- The blue whale is the biggest mammal in the world.
- Your whale might be able to stay underwater for 90 minutes!
- A group of whales is called a pod.
P.S. Tell your pet, aka Arthur, that I said hi and bye.
Dear Emily
Here are some facts about whales you might want to know. Blue whales ...
- Have to have a much bigger space than the space in your pond.
- The weight of a blue whale equals 25 elephants.
- They have to come to the surface to breathe.
- Migatory means the whales travel long distances.
- When whales dive they lift their tails up out of the water.
- Baby whales are called calves.