How whales change climate.

 How whales change climate 

The whales get rid of  carbon dioxide and it is tonnes of carbon dioxide the people are killing whales. They should stop killing whales because they are Beautiful Creatures,whales are highly mobile creatures,

So if climate change causes the pray to move, they win probably follow them. people kill the whale Because they can maybe get famous for like the biggest whale caught Cameron and they still kill whales Because they want to catch a bigger whale and they can get more richer. then they are the richest in the World so now they do not have to kill the whales .there are no more left they are extinct.

The orca is at the top of the food chain.whale make a noise to communicate. on the video we saw a orca Geting kill by people that is so so sad the people are being sad. they do not know what they are doing they Do not know that the whale are helping us.we should protest for stop killing whales like in the 1980s they Protested. but did that work no they are still killing  whales they are nice to us so lets be nice to them.

How whales change climate.

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Blake's haka writing.

 To most people, the haka is a war dance. In pre-European and early contact times, the haka was used as a part of the formal welcoming process when two parties came together. But the word “haka” simply means a dance, or a song accompanied by danceTo most people, the haka is a war dance. In pre-European and early contact times, the haka was used as a part of the formal welcoming process when two parties came together. But the word “haka” simply means a dance, or a song accompanied by dance.

The haka, a traditional dance of the Māori people, has been used in sports in New Zealand and overseas.

Hawaii's tradition of trademark haka performances continue to thrill both locals and visitors. And though the haka is not a native Hawaiian ritual, it has made a home in Hawaiian culture today.

One of the typical moves in a Haka is for the males to stick their tongue out and bulge their eyes. It is both funny and scary to see, and the traditional meaning of the move is to say to the enemy “my mouth waters and I lick my lips for soon I will taste your flesh.

My reading work.

this is may reading work for this week. And we had to read those three stories and then we made a kahoot. Do you have any ideas on how to make this piece better?

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