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PLAY: Pacific White-Sided Dolphin has a move of 2.
FACT: The Pacific White Sided Dolphin is a small to medium sized dolphin that can be found living in the North Pacific Ocean.

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FACT: They are found in Canada, it is the largest naturally occurring species of earthworm, typically reaching 20 – 25 cm in length when extended.

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FACT: There are folk tales that say the length of the center stripe on a woolly bear predicts the upcoming winter weather. If the black stripes on each end are longer than the middle stripe, the winter will be hard.

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PLAY: Ruby Throat Hummingbird has a flight of 2

FACT(S):Very agile during flight. Ruby Throat Hummingbird feeds on the Scarlet Bee balm.

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PLAY: Silver Haired Bat has a flight of 1.

FACT: Silver Haired Bats love to live in forests. They enjoy warm and cold climate.

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PLAY: Coyote has a move of 2.

FACT: A coyote is a clever animal that has adapted to growing human population and habitat loss

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PLAY: Sockeye Salmon has a move of 3.

FACT: Young sockeye salmon are called fry and can spend up to three years in freshwater lakes before migrating to the ocean.

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PLAY: Moon Jellyfish has a move of 1.

FACT: This jellyfish eats mostly small plankton organisms such as crustaceans, and it’s sting is extremely mild and has been marked as not dangerous to humans”.

INVERTEBRATE

This transparent nematode (roundworm) is no more than 1 mm in length, making it easy to examine for inherited traits during genetic studies. It has the distinction of being the first multicellular organism its entire genome sequenced.