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Narwhals By: Ryan Payne Many people have not seen a narwhal up close. What are they like?

Narwhals By: Ryan Payne Many people have not seen a narwhal up close. What are they like?

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NarwhalsBy: Ryan Payne

Many people have not seen a narwhal up close. What are they like?

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Description A narwhal is a

mammal. Narwhals have two teeth in their upper jaw. After the first year of a male narwhal’s life, its left tooth grows to be 16 feet long. They weigh about 3 to 4 thousand pounds. Females are a little smaller.

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Habitat Narwhals live in

the Arctic waters. They live near Greenland and Baffin Island.

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Diet

Narwhals eat cod, squid, and shrimp. They dive to the bottom to find food. They swallow food whole.

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Survival

Narwhal calves are born every three years. Killer whales and polar bears are their natural enemies. People kill narwhals for there skin.

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Conclusion

There are no other animals quite like a narwhal.

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Bibliography

• Jody Sullivan Rake, Narwhal whales up close, 2009

• Sarah Paler, Narwhals, 1988• Enchantedlearning.com