Amazing Creatures Underwater

Amazing Creatures
Underwater
Teaching the Flipped Classroom
1 October 2015

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INTRODUCTION
TASK
SHARING
EVALUATION
By: Zirwatul Rafidah / Thiya / Serene / Adzru (W2D 2015)

Introduction
INTRODUCTION
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Task
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Tell us about your ocean..
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Creatures that live in your
ocean…
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A brief description of your
creature
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How it differs from other
ocean animals…
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Content of PowerPoint
Content is questionable
and information is not
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order, making it difficult
to follow
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information is not
order, making it difficult
to follow
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some information is not
order, but is still generally
easy to follow
Content is accurate and
information is presented
in a logical order
Identified and explained the
ocean and sea creatures of
the ocean
Did not identify and
explain the ocean and sea
creatures of the ocean
Did identify and did not
explain the ocean and sea
Did identify and explain
the ocean and sea
the ocean and sea
creatures of the ocean in
detail
Identified and explained the
amazing facts of the chosen
sea creatures
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explain ways of
descriptions of the chosen
sea creatures
Did identify multiple ways
of descriptions of the
chosen sea creatures, but
did not explain them
multiple ways of
descriptions of the chosen
sea creatures
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of preventing descriptions
of the chosen sea
creatures in detail
Reported, analyzed, and
displayed the facts on how it
differs from other ocean
animals
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display results of
investigations
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the results, but did not
analyze them how it
differs
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displayed their facts on
how it differs from other
ocean animals
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displayed their facts in
detail
Gathered information from
a variety of resources
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(internet, books,
magazines, experts, etc)
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resources
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OUR UNIQUE
SEA CREATURES
IN THE PACIFIC
OCEAN

Seahorse is the
name given to 54
species of small
marine fishes in
the genus
Hippocampus.
"Hippocampus"
comes from the
Ancient Greek
hippos meaning
"horse" and
kampos meaning
"sea monster".[2]
The word
"seahorse" is often
written as two
separate words
(sea horse), or
hyphenated (sea-
horse).[

tingrays are a group of
rays, which are
cartilaginous fish related
to sharks. They are
classified in the suborder
Myliobatoidei of the
order Myliobatiformes
and consist of eight
families: Hexatrygonidae
(sixgill stingray),
Plesiobatidae (deep water
stingray), Urolophidae
(stingarees),
Urotrygonidae (round
rays), Dasyatidae
(whiptail stingrays),
Potamotrygonidae (river
stingrays), Gymnuridae
(butterfly rays), and
Myliobatidae (eagle
rays).[1][2]

Octopuses inhabit diverse
regions of the ocean,
including coral reefs,
pelagic waters, and the
ocean floor. They have
numerous strategies for
defending themselves
against predators,
including the expulsion of
ink, the use of camouflage
and deimatic displays,
their ability to jet quickly
through the water, and
their ability to hide. An
octopus trails its eight
arms behind it as it swims.
All octopuses are
venomous, but only one
group, the blue-ringed
octopus, is known to be
deadly to humans.

PACIFIC
OCEAN
• The Pacific Ocean is the largest of
the Earth's oceanic divisions.
• It extends from the Arctic Ocean in the
north to theSouthern Ocean (or,
depending on definition, to Antarctica) in
the south and is bounded
by Asia and Australia in the west and
the Americas in the east.

Unique Creature in Pacific
Ocean

BRIEF
DESCRIPTION
SCIENTIFIC NAME
Seriola lalandi lalandi
LEGAL LENGTH
75cm,
Kingfish are easily
recognisable by their
distinct yellow tails and
(dorsal, pectoral,
caudal) fins. They are
generally dark green in
colour, with a white
stomach and a yellow
stripe, which runs along
the pectoral line to their
caudal fin.
AGE & GROWTH
It usually takes a Kingfish up to 21
years to reach its full growth size of
2.5 metres or more and they can
weigh up to 40-45kgs. These are
considered to be ‘large’ Kingfish, in
reality the 15-20kg range is the
most common catch.
Their lengths vary from smaller
“rats” of 75cm up to bigger adults in
the 2m range. Growth parameters
show that female Kingfish take
longer to grow than males do,
however females reach a greater
overall length than the males. Adult
Kingfish are easily identifiable by
the faded colouring on them.

FOOD QUALITY
• Kingfish are excellent eating fish with thick white fillets; they have a
pleasant flavour and only a few large bones. Kingfish have a moderate
oiliness to them and they are easily adaptable to a variety of cooking
methods. They make excellent sashimi and to cook, are best prepared in foil
on the BBQ or baked to retain flavour and to keep the fillets moist. Avoid
overcooking them as this results in a dry texture. Using a citrus or garlic
marinade prior to cooking will also aid in the retention of moisture.
BRIEF
DESCRIPTION

HOW IT DIFFERS FROM OTHER OCEAN
ANIMALS
• The kingfish usually eats smaller fish
and sometimes even crustaceans.
• The largest kingfish ever measured was
about 4 feet in length and weighed
about 175 pounds!
• Can only be found in Pacific Ocean

UNIQUE SEA CREATURE IN PACIFIC
OCEAN
Presented by
• Nazatulsema
Sha’ri
• Hemimah
Mohamad
• Nor Haniza Hasim
• Tan

Presented by:-
Ramziah
Riza Azwani
Sumathi
Sivashankari

Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean is the second
largest of the world's oceanic divisions,
following the Pacific Ocean.
**sources Wikipedia
Area : 41.08 million sq miles
Islands : Ascension Island, Saint
Helena, Lanzarote, Ireland, More
Bridges: Atlantic Bridge, Panama

Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean is the second largest of the world's oceanic divisions,
following the Pacific Ocean.
With a total area of about 106,400,000 square kilometres
(41,100,000 sq mi), it covers approximately 20 percent of the Earth's
surface and about 29 percent of its water surface area.
The first part of its name refers to Atlas of Greek mythology,
making the Atlantic the "Sea of Atlas".

AtlanticOcean::sea creatures::
Starfish
•Most familiar of marine animals.
•Typically have 5 arms, also known as rays.
•Over 1,800 different species of the starfish.

Atlantic Ghost Crab
•Also called sand crabs.
•One claw is larger than the other.
•Called ghosts because they are translucent.

Manatee
•Are herbivores and eat over 60 different
plants.
•Can be up to 12 feet long.
•They enjoy warmer, more swallow waters

Humpback Whale
•Only eat in the summer and live off their fat
in the winters.
•These whales like to live alone or in small
groups.
•Humpbacks may sing for 24 hours straight

Sea Lion
•Males are bigger than the females.
•Very social and use a variety of methods to
communicate.
•Highly intelligent and have been taught
many tricks.

Green Sea Turtle
•Migrate long distances.
•Depending on how old they are, determines
where they live.

What makes sea creatures in the Atlantic Ocean
differ from others sea…….
-There is a large diversity of animal and plant
life in the Atlantic Ocean.
-More than half of the world’s fishing grounds lie
in the Atlantic Ocean.
-Many animals can migrate from the warmer waters of
the Atlantic to colder places of the Atlantic. Whales
live especially in the northern areas, near Greenland and Iceland.
-The Atlantic Ocean comprised of saltwater and is quite warm
when compared with other ocean.

Only found in the Atlantic Ocean
Scientist discover new marine life in the Antlantic
Ocean

You can watch more unique sea creatures , click this link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcqEw9JhiKA

 1. Mohd Khairul
 2. Meliana
 3. Harvant Kaur
 4. Cheah Wai Yee
 5. Shida
 6. Nor Fadillah

This is a lion mane jellyfish.
It is the largest species of
jellyfish.
It cannot survive in warm
water.
It stay near the surface of
the water.

 This is beluga whale. It is white.
 Males are larger than females.
 They live together in a small
group known as pods.
 It is a social animal and vocal
communicator.
 It is one of the smallest species
in the ocean.

The Arctic Ocean (also known as the Northern Ocean), located in
the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Arctic north polar region, is
the smallest and shallowest of the world's five major oceanic divisions.
The International Hydrography Organization (IHO) recognizes it as an
ocean, although some oceanographers call it the Arctic Mediterranean
Sea or simply the Arctic Sea, classifying it a Mediterranean sea or an
estuary of the Atlantic Ocean .
Alternatively, the Arctic Ocean can be seen as the northernmost part of
the all-encompassing World Ocean.
Almost completely surrounded by Eurasia and North America , the
Arctic Ocean is partly covered by sea ice throughout the year (and
almost completely in winter ).
The Arctic Ocean's surface temperature and salinity vary seasonally as
the ice cover melts and freezes; its salinity is the lowest on average of
the five major oceans, due to low evaporation , heavy fresh
water inflow from rivers and streams, and limited connection and
outflow to surrounding oceanic waters with higher salinities. The summer
shrinking of the ice has been quoted at 50%.[1] The US National Snow and
Ice Data Center (NSIDC) uses satellite data to provide a daily record of
Arctic sea ice cover and the rate of melting compared to an average
period and specific past years.

Neolithodes yaldwyni
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