Whale vs. Giant Squid
by Jerry Pallotta
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appears in For 8 Year Olds, Fiction, and Nonfiction.
A sperm whale loves to eat giant squid. The whale is a mammal and has to hold its breath. The giant squid is a mollusc with suction cups on its eight legs and two feeder arms. The squid can dive deeper. Who would win...
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appears in For 8 Year Olds, Fiction, and Nonfiction.
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