-90 percent of marine creatures live in coastal waters. This is because the sea floor is in reach of the sunlight.
-The documentary we watched was filmed in the Everglades National Park in Florida, USA.
-The lush meadows of the park support the marine life
-The Giant Trevally and Sting Ray are extremely good hunters.
-Stingrays hunt for their prey that hide in the sea grass.
-There is a lot of food for the sea creatures, and for humans in the coastal waters
-The bottle nose dolphin has a special way of hunting shoals of mullet.
-They create a circle around the fish, flick up the mud which makes the water murky-the mullet then get confused and jump up in the air, making it easy for the dolphins to catch the mullet.
-Coral reefs make up less than 1% of all the marine species that live in the ocean
-The Giant Trevally and Sting Ray are extremely good hunters.
-Stingrays hunt for their prey that hide in the sea grass.
-There is a lot of food for the sea creatures, and for humans in the coastal waters
-The bottle nose dolphin has a special way of hunting shoals of mullet.
-They create a circle around the fish, flick up the mud which makes the water murky-the mullet then get confused and jump up in the air, making it easy for the dolphins to catch the mullet.
-Coral reefs make up less than 1% of all the marine species that live in the ocean
WOW! That is soo cool! I love David Attenborough. I didn't know that Coral reefs make up 1% of the marine life is the ocean but I did know that Bottlenose Dolphins use that strategy that you talked about! Its on my blog! What else do you know?
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