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Vampire Squid
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Ocean Planet: In Search of Giant Squid
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- In Search of Giant Squid The giant squid lives in most of the world's oceans and is among the biggest animals in the sea . . . BUT . . . it is rarely seen. It hunts smaller sea creatures . . .
Source/Host: Ocean Color Web 
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Desmodus rotundus (Common Vampire Bat)
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- features geographic range, characteristics, natural history, and more on the common vampire bat. For advanced readers.
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The UnMuseum - Giant Squid
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The Cephalopod Page; Octopuses, Squid, Cuttlefish, Nautilus
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- The Cephalopod Page is an educational page devoted to cephalopods (nautilus, squid, cuttlefish, and octopus).
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The Literary Web
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- -- -- A Literary Web The pursuit of knowledge always revolves around a pursuit of literature. No discipline can avoid use of the written word. As my pursuits led me to the heart of the matter; here
Source/Host: Yahoo GeoCities
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Light Zones
- The ocean can be divided from its surface to its depth into three zones based on the amount of light received. They are:
1. Sunlit Zone: This is the top layer, nearest the surface. It is also called the euphotic zone. Here there is enough light penetr...
Reviewer: K. Mortensen
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Greenland Halibut
- An active predator, the Greenland halibut hunts in mid-waters rather than on the seabed, feeding on fish, crustaceans and squid.
Reviewer: K. Mortensen
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Toys and Materials
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- A list of toys and materials to use when teaching about the ocean and marine life. 1. Water Table Lakeshore
2. Plastic Ocean Animals (dophin, whale, shark, squid, octopus, etc.) Lakshore- Order #LA 771
3. Wind-Up Sea Animals Target
4. Bubbles, Large...
Source/Host: San Bernardino County Schools
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Rockhopper Penguin
- Rockhopper penguins can be 16 to 18 inches tall. They can weigh 6 pounds. All penguins are only found in the Southern Hemisphere. Rockhopper penguins are found on subantarctic islands. Rockhopper penguins eat a variety squid and krill.
Reviewer: J. Nicol
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