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Whales Name: There are two main types of whale, toothed and baleen. Baleen whales are generally larger than toothed whales and tend to be solitary mammals this means they mainly travel alone. Toothed whales have one blowhole, unlike baleen whales who have two and are generally social mammals. Toothed whales are also incredibly fast and can work together to catch prey. The name toothed whales can be a little misleading, because dolphins and porpoises also belong to this group. It does not only describe the big creatures that come to your mind when you think of whales, but also their smaller relatives.

s, also known as killer whales, are one of the most powerful predators to roam the world s oceans. They can be found travelling in their pods through the warm waters around the equator, as well as the glacier-filled oceans in the polar regions. Up to 40 orcas can be found travelling in a pod. s are distinctive because of their black and white colour but actually, depending on the oceans they inhabit, can have different characteristics, behaviours, diet and ways of communicating. They hunt using echolocation, which means that they send out clicks and the sounds bounce off animals and returns to the orca s lower jaw. Did you know? An orca is actually a dolphin and not a whale at all! 1. What can you tell me about the way in which orcas travel? 2. What does glacier filled oceans mean? 4. What is echolocation and why is it used? 5. Which word in the text means the same as travel? 6. What do you think the word inhabit means? 7. What else did you find out from the text? 8. s travel in pods. What does this suggest about them? 9.

s, also known as killer whales, are one of the most powerful predators to roam the world s oceans. They can be found travelling in their pods through the warm waters around the equator, as well as the glacier-filled oceans in the polar regions. Up to 40 orcas can be found travelling in a pod. s are distinctive because of their black and white colour but actually, depending on the oceans they inhabit, can have different characteristics, behaviours, diet and ways of communicating. They hunt using echolocation, which means that they send out clicks and the sounds bounce off animals and returns to the orca s lower jaw. Did you know? An orca is actually a dolphin and not a whale at all! 1. What is another name for a killer whale? 2. What can you tell me about the way in which orcas travel? 4. How many orcas can be in a pod? 5. How would you recognise an orca? 6. What is echolocation? 7. What else did you learn from reading the text?

s, also known as killer whales, are one of the most powerful animals in the world s oceans. They can be found travelling in their pods through warm waters as well as the freezing Arctic and Southern oceans. Up to 40 orcas can be found travelling in a pod. s are noticeable because of their black and white colour but actually, depending on the oceans they inhabit, can have different behaviours and diet. Did you know? An orca is actually a dolphin and not a whale at all! 1. What is another name for an orca? 2. What word is used to describe orcas? 4. How many orcas can be in a pod? 5. How would you recognise an orca? 6. What else did you learn from reading the text?

s, also known as killer whales, are one of the most powerful animals in the world s oceans. They can be found travelling in their pods through warm waters as well as the freezing Arctic and Southern oceans. Up to 40 orcas can be found travelling in a pod. s are noticeable because of their black and white colour but actually, depending on the oceans they inhabit, can have different behaviours and diet. Did you know? An orca is actually a dolphin and not a whale at all! Complete the sentences 1. An orca is also known as a. 2. s are animals. 3. s eat, and. 4. Up to orcas can be in a pod. 5. s are and in colour. 6. What else did you learn from reading the text?