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Narwhals Relate To Humans
“Narwhals”

Did you know that narwhals are real, living, things for that are not extinct?
Well, if you read on you can learn about their habitat and their life! Humans use narwhals their tusks or tooth and skin. Do want to know more? Keep reading and you will.

How do Narwhals Relate to Humans

Humans use narwhals for various reasons. One of the many reasons are for their tusks or tooth atop of the upper lip which is eight and a half feet long for males. Narwhal's eat fish, shrimp, and squid. Since they eat those specific foods there isn't an overload in the species. Since there is no overload we can have the same ecosystem which means we can have a balanced number of fish. Which helps us so that we can fish correctly. People also use narwhals
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To protect themselves from being eaten by a polar bear or an orca the narwhal has to use their echolocation which is found in their tooth, that is located in their upper lip as I have mentioned. They use this echolocation to find exactly where the predator is. They can also use their echolocation as another defense. They use it to stun the enemy. To avoid the enemy so that they don't have to stun the predator they swim in the dark.

In What Habitat does the Narwhal live in? You ask where do narwhals live? I can tell you there location! Most of the narwhals live in the Arctic. A lot of narwhals like to hide under the ice. Since they like to hide under the ice they have to learn how to either break the ice or go through or around the ice. They have to learn this because they can only breathe under the water for so long before they run out of breath.

Narwhals

Narwhals are the unicorns of the sea, because of their tooth. Not the horn, the tooth can be at least eight and a half inches long for the male. They live in the Arctic and like to hide under ice. They have echolocation located in there upper tooth to protect themselves from predators. That is what you have learned from this


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