Overview
Whales are the largest animals on Earth and live in the ocean. They are mammals, which means they breathe air and are warm-blooded. Whales come in many types, like the blue whale and humpback whale. They communicate using sounds and can swim very fast. Learning about whales helps us understand the ocean and the importance of protecting these amazing creatures.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Identify different types of whales.
- ✓ Describe how whales breathe and communicate.
- ✓ Explain why whales are important to the ocean ecosystem.
- ✓ List some threats that whales face today.
- ✓ Demonstrate ways to help protect whales and their habitats.
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