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Sea

By Teacher

Animal
Andy
penguin

shark

squid shrimp

seal

whale

sea otter

jellyfish
Shark
 Sharks are large sea animals.
 They can swim fast.
 They have sharp teeth and
big jaws.
 Some sharks can reach over
20 meters in length.
 They eat fish, sea lions and
seals.  What is it doing?
 It’s smiling.
Sea otter • Is it a bear?
• No, it isn’t.
• It’s a sea otter.
• Sea otters are mammals.
• They eat sea urchins, crabs,
snails and worms.
• They are the smallest marine
mammal in the world.
Squid
 What is this?
 This is a squid.
 They hunt mostly at night.
 They eat fish and shrimps.
 Squid can change colour.
 They can swim backward too.
Jellyfish
• What is it?
• It’s a jellyfish.
• Jellyfish live in oceans around
the world.
• They look a little like umbrellas.
• Some can be very hard to see.
• Some jellyfish are dangerous.

Jellyfish – แมงกระพรุน, dangerous -


Eel
• Eels are sea animals that look like snakes.
• They have long and narrow bodies.
• Most eels live in the oceans.
• Some eels live in fresh water.
• Eels hide in mud or among rocks during the day.
• They hunt food at night.
• Eels eat shrimps, mussels, worms and snails.
sea horse
o What is it?
o It is a seahorse.
o Sea horses are 1 of the smallest
marine fish.
o What is it doing?
o It’s giving birth.
o Can you see the baby seahorses?
o Yes, I can.
shrimp

 What is it?
 It’s a shrimp.
 Do you like shrimp?
 Yes, I do.
stingray
• Stingrays, with their wide, flat
bodies, may not look like fish, but
they are fish.
• Stingray eat small fish, shells and
shrimps.
• They are related to sharks, and like
their shark cousins, they do not
have bones.

Stingray – ปลากระเบน, related – ที่เกี่ยวข้อง, cousin -


oyster

 What is it?
 It’s an oyster.
 What is that inside?
 It is a pearl.
crab

 Is it a spider?
 No, it isn’t.
 It’s a crab.
 They eat plants and animals.
 They have a hard shell, eight legs and two pincers.
penguin
 What are they?
 They’re penguins.
 Where do they live?
 They live in Antarctica.
 They are a bird but they cannot
fly.
 Penguins eat krill, fish, squid,
and other sea creatures.
 What are they? whale
 They are whales.
 They can swim fast.
 They cannot breathe under
water.
 They must come to the surface
of the water to get some air.
 They make sounds to talk to
each other.
seal
 These are seals.
 Seals are mammals.
 They have 2 pair of flippers.
 Flippers help seals to swim.
 Seals eat mostly fish.
 Seals have no ears.
 They can swim and crawl.
starfish

What is it?
It’s a starfish.
Starfish eat oysters, shrimps,
crabs and worms.
dolphin
Are these sharks?
No, they aren’t.
These are dolphins.
They are friendly and playful animal.
They breathe air.
• What is this? • Can you eat it?
• This is a sea urchin. • Yes, you can.
• You can have as Sushi
or Sashimi.
turtle
• Are they sea turtles?
• Yes, they are.
• They live in the ocean.
• They eat seaweeds, fishes
and worm.
coral
 These are corals.
 Corals are sea animals.
 They live in the oceans
of the world.
Homework
Who am I?
1. I am the smallest marine mammal in the world. Who am I?
2. I have a hard shell, eight legs and two pincers. Who am I?
3. I am a mammal. I have 2 pair of flippers. I have no ears. Who am I?
4. I am not a shark. I am friendly and playful. Who am I?
5. Do you like to eat sea food ?

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