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    Good morning/afternoon everyone,

    Today, I’d like to talk about a world that lies just beneath the surface of the ocean, home to some of the
    most fascinating and diverse creatures on the planet—ocean animals. The ocean covers more than 70%
    of Earth’s surface, and within it exists a vast variety of life forms, ranging from the tiniest plankton to the
    enormous blue whale.

    Let’s start with the largest animal on Earth, the blue whale. These gentle giants can grow up to 100 feet
    long and weigh as much as 200 tons, yet they feed on some of the smallest creatures in the ocean—krill.
    Despite their size, blue whales are an example of the ocean’s delicate balance, where even the largest
    predators rely on tiny organisms to survive.

    Then we have the playful dolphins, known for their intelligence and social behavior. Dolphins are
    incredibly smart; they use echolocation to find food and communicate with one another through a series
    of clicks and whistles. They’ve even been known to help humans in some cases, guiding ships through
    dangerous waters.

    Sharks, though often misunderstood, are crucial to maintaining the ocean’s ecosystem. There are over
    500 species of sharks, each with its own unique adaptations. For example, the great white shark is a
    powerful hunter with an acute sense of smell, allowing it to detect blood from miles away. However,
    despite their fearsome reputation, most sharks are not dangerous to humans, and many species are
    actually at risk of extinction due to overfishing.

    Another marvel of the ocean is the octopus, one of the most intelligent invertebrates. With its ability to
    change color, squirt ink, and even solve puzzles, the octopus is a master of disguise and escape. They can
    squeeze through incredibly tight spaces and use their eight arms with amazing dexterity to open jars or
    catch prey.

    And finally, let’s not forget the tiny but essential creatures like plankton, which form the base of the
    ocean food chain. Without plankton, many marine animals would have no source of food, and the entire
    ocean ecosystem would collapse.

    Ocean animals are not just fascinating—they are vital to the health of our planet. They help regulate the
    Earth’s climate, provide food, and contribute to biodiversity. But many of them are facing threats from
    pollution, climate change, and overfishing. It’s up to us to protect this incredible underwater world.

    Thank you!

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