Orcas | Kids Write
Q: What do Orcas need to stay healthy?
A: Vitamin Sea.
Orcas are known as one of the fastest creatures in the sea. Orcas live in pods. A pod is a group of animals that live together like a herd. A human pod would be a family.
Orcas are black and white like pandas. Orcas are predators and they eat squid, fish, octopuses and sometimes they even eat great white sharks. They are as long as a school bus. Orcas have one young at a time. They are interesting because they might become endangered. To help orcas, try not to use plastic bags because orcas think they are fish and then they eat it and then they get sick and they die. I like orcas.
by Kinsley W.
age 9
About the Author: I am nine years old and I love animals. I am homeschooled and I love to read a lot about animals. We like to go to the beach. I touched a jellyfish once on the crown. Jellyfish can sting but they are just trying to defend themselves. Creatures are just trying to be themselves. If you see a wild creature and you don’t know what it is, leave it alone.
Orcas are known as one of the fastest creatures in the sea. Orcas live in pods. A pod is a group of animals that live together like a herd. A human pod would be a family.
Orcas are black and white like pandas. Orcas are predators and they eat squid, fish, octopuses and sometimes they even eat great white sharks. They are as long as a school bus. Orcas have one young at a time. They are interesting because they might become endangered. To help orcas, try not to use plastic bags because orcas think they are fish and then they eat it and then they get sick and they die. I like orcas.
by Kinsley W.
age 9
About the Author: I am nine years old and I love animals. I am homeschooled and I love to read a lot about animals. We like to go to the beach. I touched a jellyfish once on the crown. Jellyfish can sting but they are just trying to defend themselves. Creatures are just trying to be themselves. If you see a wild creature and you don’t know what it is, leave it alone.
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For more fun and learning, take a look at these resources:
- How to Draw an Orca
- Listen to Orcas (pre-recorded or live)
- Facts About Orcas
- All About Killer Whales
- Draw a Killer Whale Step-by-Step
- Whale Notebooking Pages
- Killer Whale Educational Model Kit
- Learn About or Adopt an Orca
- Killer Whales on Prime Video
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Good Job Kinsley!! There was a lot of good information on Orcas.
Great information and good use of vocabulary words! I agree it’s best to leave wild animals alone!
Does this make you a pea in our Pod? I loved your story. Nana
Very informative!! Thanks for teaching us about them today!!!
I loved your story Kinsley , and I learned a lot about Orcas. Animals are so lucky to have you as a friend and protector !
Mimi
Great job Kinsley! You write so well and this was very informative. Thanks for sharing this ?
Bravo my little love! So well done! ❤️
– Daddy
Great job! Lots of good info here and I can tell you will be a great ally for all animals one day!
Wow! I didn’t know orcas could eat great white sharks. Thanks for teaching me something new.
Very Nice! We enjoyed reading this!