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Narwhals
Have you ever wondered about Narwhals? Well, this is what my report is about. My first paragraph is about the traits that Narwhals have. For example, the Narwhal’s horns are actually their tooth. My second paragraph is the conditions that Narwhals go through. The Narwhals live in cold waters with mostly ice. The last paragraph is the values that Narwhals have. The tusks can cost up to $5,000,000! This is my essay.
Narwhals have many different traits and this is what this paragraph is about. The Narwhal is their common name and their scientific name is Monodon monoceros. In Old Norse, Narwhal means “Corpse Whale”. They can be legally hunted and the Narwhals natural predators are polar bears, orcas, and sharks. The Narwhal's tusk or horn is
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