Ribbon Seal

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Ribbon Seal By Wyatt

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Ribbon Seal. By Wyatt. MAMMAL. It has a backbone. It has fur. It breaths air. It is warm blooded. Location. Alaska. Habitat. Where: Arctic Surroundings/Shelter: ice water Temperature: cold. Food. They eat shrimp, crabs, squid, and fish. Predator-prey. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Ribbon Seal

By Wyatt

MAMMAL

• It has a backbone.• It has fur.• It breaths air.• It is warm

blooded.

Location

• Alaska

Habitat

• Where: Arctic• Surroundings/Shelter: ice water• Temperature: cold

FoodThey eat shrimp, crabs, squid, and fish.

Predator-prey

• Polar bears hunt ribbon seals.• Ribbon seals hunt fish.

Size/Looks

• Height: five and a half feet long• Weight: 175 pounds • Description: four white stripes

Interesting Facts

• Ribbon seals are harder to catch than harp seals.

Interesting Fact

• The Ribbon seal runs across ice using its front legs.

Interesting Fact

• The Ribbon seal may live 30 years.

Interesting Fact

• The Ribbon seals population is 250,000.

Interesting Fact

• Young Ribbon seals look like young Harp seals.