3. • Dolphins are marine mammals closely related to
whales and porpoises.
•Almost 40 species
•They are found worldwide, mostly in the shallower
seas
• They are carnivores, mostly eating fish and squid
•Dolphins are social creatures living in pods of about a
dozen.
•Dolphins love to play. They are known to ride waves,
play with each other , and even other creatures.

5. •Sea Turtles almost always are underwater, however
they have a “anaerobic system of respiration.” This
means that they breathe air but they can be under
water for long periods of time.
•Depending on the Turtle the average life span is
around 80
•Turtle go onto the beach to lay their eggs. They
generally lay 50-200 eggs. The female will lay her eggs
and then return to the sea leaving the eggs.
•Since all species of Turtles are listed as endangered
there is great work being put into to protect these
animals.

7. •Killer Whales can be found from the Arctic to the
Tropical oceans
•They prefer high latitudes
•They eat anything from fish to sea lions.
•Killer Whales are also very social creatures with a
family system.
•They are on the U. S. Endangered Species list
•Calves are born with a yellowish or orange tint that
they grow out of.
•Killer Whales can be trained and often are.

9. •The Beluga Whale is also known as the white whale
•They are found in the Arctic and Sub-Arctic Areas
•Males are larger than the female whales
•In adulthood the Beluga Whale is rarely mistaken for
any other creature because of its all white body.
•They calves have a grayish tint.
•Beluga’s are very sociable
•Calves are dependent on their mother for about two
years
•They are listed as “near threatened” because there is
not a certain number of the Whales. There is also fear
that if conservation efforts stop they will be
Endangered.