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The ocean covers more than 70% of our planet. Many amazing animals live in its deep waters. The blue whale is the largest animal on Earth. It can grow up to 110 feet (about 33 metres) long, but it eats tiny sea creatures called krill.

Another special creature is the octopus. An octopus has three hearts, and its blood is blue! Sea turtles spend most of their lives swimming, but they breathe air. When resting underwater, a sea turtle can hold its breath for up to two hours.

Dolphins also have a clever way to survive. When a dolphin sleeps, only half of its brain rests. The other half stays awake so the dolphin can swim to the surface and breathe.

____ The biggest animal on Earth ____ Very small sea animals ____ An animal with blue blood

____ The biggest animal on Earth ____ Very small sea animals ____ An animal with blue blood

____ Stays under water for up to two hours ____ Sleeps in a special way ____ Has three hearts

____ Stays under water for up to two hours ____ Sleeps in a special way ____ Has three hearts