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Track 46-Read and listen.

REAL SEA MONSTERS: THE ANGLERFISH

The ocean holds amazing secrets that humans have not yet discovered. Some scientists have been braved enough to go deep into the darkest sea waters to find frightening species.

For example, the famous anglerfish. A nightmare-inducing sea creature made famous in 'Finding Nemo' was caught on video in the depths of the ocean for the first time. Scientists believe global warming is affecting its environment, bringing the rare anglerfish species to shallower waters.

In the darkness of deep water, they flash their light to attract prey to their mouth. When a fish or a squid swims up, it is quickly inhaled by the anglerfish's huge mouth and trapped by its long, sharp teeth.

Teacher's book

Track 47- Listen and number the photos.

Boy-1: Well, Sam. Here we are at the Oceanografic City of Arts and Sciences of Valencia, the biggest aquarium in Europe. Boy-2: Wow! I'm really looking forward to our visit. Can we see the dolphins first? Boy-1: Yes, there's a dolphin show at ten o'clock. Let's go to the pool! Boy-2: Look at that aquarium! I can see a gigantic blue whale. You can really see all of its body.

Activity book

Track 7- Listen, order, and answer.

Do octopuses live alone? Do they eat fish? Do they eat plants?

Yes, they do.Yes, they do.No, they don't.

Track 8– Listen again and circle.

Referirse a track 44 en página anterior.

Boy-1: And look at the tentacles on that jellyfish. I wonder what species it is. Boy-2: I read that the guides in the blue T-shirts are marine biologists. Why don't you ask him? Boy-1: OK and let's go to the underwater restaurant after the dolphin show. Boy-2: Good idea!

Do they breathe air?Do they lay eggs?

No, they don't.Yes, they do.

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