Whales

 

Blue whale

the biggest

not dangerous

Atlantic ocean

 

 

Humpback whale
baby whale
Pacific ocean
salt water/fresh water

nisten

 

ten

trouc

llab

ketrac

veser

Monday

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gatallitor

terwa

utec
nchfre
dobgull

Nessie

Legend has it that the Loch Ness Monster was first

sighted in the sixth century. Now, a Scottish sailor

who has spent the last 26 years of his life searching

for the elusive creature, says he has the best picture

yet of "Nessie."

                              George Edwards takes his boat,

"Nessie Hunter," out onto Loch Ness nearly every

day, often with tourists who hope to see the creature.

Early one morning in November of last year, Edwards

was turning his ship back to shore after spending the

morning searching for an old steam engine on the
lake floor, when he saw something else."I saw
something and immediately grabbed my camera,"
Edwards told ABC News. "I happened to get a good
picture of one of them."The picture Edwards took
shows what he says is the back of one of the Loch
Ness monsters.

Rover

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tamoninu

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Sunday

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owrbn

aMrs

What is it?

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gsod

kimoes

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Bamboo

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githl

The Sun

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ghlit

'Curiosity approaching Mars.

It's a picture from Mars.

Mars

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ocaen

rede

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trmase

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sedret

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Have a Great Day!

Monday

Fire Rainbow

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