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The document discusses various characteristics of starfish and whales. It explains that starfish do not have hair on their skin but have spikes on their faces where barnacles attach. Some males use the spikes to fight each other. It also notes that whales have thick layers of blubber under their skin for insulation and warmth, and that they defecate like humans through an anus located between the stomach and tail.
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- 1. I ENCARA MS APORTACIONS DE LES ESTRELLES DE MAR
- 2. HA INVESTIGAT SOBRE... Tenen cor? El tenen gran o petit?
- 3. EN JORDI HA EXPLICAT TOT EL QUE VEUREU A CONTINUACI:
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- 5. HAN INVESTIGAT SOBRE... Com tenen la pell? Tenen puntets a la cara?
- 6. EN GUILLEM ENS HA EXPLICAT EL SEGENT: TENEN UNA CAPA DE GREIX PER NO TENIR FRED. NO TENEN PLS A LA PELL PER TENEN UNS PIQUETS A LA CARA PERQU SELS HI FIQUEN UNS POLLS DE BALENA DE COLOR GROGS I ROSA. DE VEGADES, ELS MASCLES, FAN SERVIR ELS PUNTETS PER BARALLAR-SE. ES DONEN COPS. LA BALENA T 60 KG DE GREIX.
- 7. 油
- 8. LA GLRIA ENS HA DIT: LA BALENA T LA PELL COBERTA DE GREIX QUE LI FA LA PELL SUAU. ALGUNES BALENES TENEN PUNTETS A LA CARA. HI HA BALENES QUE TENEN CRUSTACIS ENGANXATS A LA CARA I, QUAN VAN A UN LLOC FRED, SE LI DESENGANXEN.
- 9. HA INVESTIGAT SOBRE... Fan caca?
- 10. LA MARINA G. HA DIT: LES BALENES FAN CACA PER LANUS, COM LES PERSONES. S UN ORIFICI QUE EST ENTRE LA PANXA I LA CUA. UN ORIFICI VOL DIR QUE S UN FORAT.