Gray Whales

Gray whales are

• mammals

• fish

• reptiles

• amphibians

Gray whales have

• teeth

• beaks

• baline

The gray whale's fluke, or back tail, is made up of

• bones, like in your feet

• cartilage, like in your nose

• keratin, like in your hair

Gray whales eat

• large fish swimming near the surface

• birds like seagulls

• tiny animals, like crabs, from the ocean floor

Gray whales live

• in the Indian Ocean

• in the Atlantic Ocean

• in the Pacific Ocean

How long do gray whales live?

• 10-30 years

• 40-60 years

• 100 years

Gray whales breathe

• air

• water

• carbon dioxide

Gray whales are

• warm blooded

• cold blooded

• both warm and cold blooded

Gray whale babies drink

• juice

• water

• their mother's milk

The Three R's are

• reduce, reuse, recycle

• run, reach, repeat

• read, respond, record