Friday, June 19, 2020
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Hi Gracie,
ReplyDeleteWOW a dolphin's brain is similar to a humans? That explains why they are so clever. Reading your facts reminded me of the dolphin show that I have seen at Seaworld in Australia. The dolphins all did flips and swimming at the same time. I now know why they could do that. Thanks for all the information, you are a bit of an animal expert now with all the research you have been doing about all different kinds. I love that you love to learn, Gracie.
Mrs McIntyre
thank you i am a quit a good expert i just love animals
ReplyDeleteAwesome work Gracie! This is a really informative post.
ReplyDeleteI wonder why you chose to share this information? Was there any part of a dophlin that was surprising to you?
I think it is really interesting that their tail is called flukes, I did not know that.
Thanks for sharing,
- Miss Morgan