Slippery, Little , Sea lions

By: N.C

Table Of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: What Is A Sea Lion?Chapter 3: Where Do Sea Lions Live?

Chapter 4: What Do Sea Lions Eat?Chapter 5: How Do Sea Lions Move Around?

Chapter 6: What Sounds Do Sea Lions Make?Chapter 7: Diagram Of Inside A Sea Lion’s Body

Chapter 8: Diagram Of Outside A Sea Lion’s Body

Chapter 9: Sea Lion PoemChapter 10: Glossary

Introduction

In this presentation you will know all the basic facts about Sea Lions . Also I hope you enjoy some of the video clips . I hope you enjoy this power point presentation.

What Is A Sea Lion

A sea lion is a mammal. Mammals are animals that have hair or fur . A Sea Lion is a mammal because it has fur . You think that they don’t have fur but they do . We are mammals because we have hair.

Where Do Sea Lions Live?

Sea lion live on land and swim in the water. Sea lions sleep on rocks or stone . That only in the wild . But in the zoo they mostly spend time in the outside the water . They do that because some zoos have sea lions shows . But every sea Lion show the sea lions do tricks . But they also go in the water to get wet.

What Do Sea Lions Eat

Sea lions love to eat fish . In the wild they hunt for their fish in the ocean . But in the zoo they get fed by the trainer . In the wild Sea Lions don’t have to do tricks to get their food . But in the zoo they do some tricks to earn their food.

How Do Sea Lions Move Around?

Sea Lions move around by swimming . They use their flippers to swim better . Sometimes they walk with their front flippers . But sometimes in the zoo they use their front flippers to do tricks.

What Sounds Do Sea Lions Make?

Sea Lions make a honking sound . There are only few reasons that they make that sound . One is if it’s in danger or warning . Second is if it’s having fun . They’re like us we scream for help when we are in danger.

Diagram Of Outside A Sea Lion Body

Glossary

Flippers – hands for Sea Lions

Hunt- searching for something

Fed- feeding

Fore flippers- front flippers

Hind flippers- back flippers