Bell Ringer 8.6.2024

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This article is about real-life sea monsters. For example, a giant octopus can grow to up to 20 feet, though it would only be big enough to sink a small sailboat. However, giant squids can grow up to 160 feet long. They have even been reported to attack ships. Additionally, oarfish can grow up to 50 feet long. They are very interesting to look at. A sick oarfish may surface and be mistaken for a giant sea serpent. It's possible that someday scientists will discover more animals in the sea that explain other sea monsters.

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• However, giant squids can grow up to 160 feet long.

  
  

• Additionally, oarfish can grow up to 50 feet long.

  
  

• They are very interesting to look at.

  
  

• A sick oarfish may surface and be mistaken for a giant sea serpent.

  
  

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Read the summary of the article below.

This article is about real-life sea monsters. For example, a giant octopus can grow to up to 20 feet, though it would only be big enough to sink a small sailboat. However, giant squids can grow up to 160 feet long. They have even been reported to attack ships. Additionally, oarfish can grow up to 50 feet long. A sick oarfish may surface and be mistaken for a giant sea serpent. It's possible that someday scientists will discover more animals in the sea that explain other sea monsters.

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• Hopefully sea monsters will no longer attack ships.

  
  

• Terrified sailors would try to get their ships away from sea monsters.

  
  

• There were more creatures than just the kraken that people believed lived in the ocean.

  
  

• According to the article, legends of sea monsters that sink ships may be based on real-life creatures.

  
  

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