新疆兵团第三师第一中学高中英语人教版选修7 Unit 3 Under the sea课件.ppt(18张)

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课件18张PPT。Unit 3 Under the seaHave you seen plants and animals that live under the sea? Where did you see them? Find out from your classmates where they saw them. Use the list below to help you.on a snorkeling trip at an aquarium
on a boat tour in books
in films on TV nature programmes on the InternetWarming upThere are many beautiful plants and animals in the sea.coraldolphinshark turtlesquid butterfly fishsnorkelingIf you like, you can go to see more about them at an aquarium.What do you know about “killer whales”?Male whales can reach lengths up to 27 feet and can weigh up to 12,000 lb. You can tell an adult male from an adult female by the shape of their dorsal fin (male’s longer, up to 6 feet tall). Killer whales are found in all oceans of the world. As a group, killer whales are known to eat fish, squid, seals, sea lions, penguins, even other whales. Thus, they are called “Killer Whales”.Scientific name: Orcinus OrcaWhat about baleen whales?Baleen whales are whales that have no teeth. They take in huge mouthfuls of water and filter it, trapping small fish and invertebrates. There are several species of baleen whale such as the blue whale, the humpback whale and the right whale.Whaling operated between the 1830s and the 1920s on the southeastern coast of Australia at a place called Eden, where Clancy’s stories are set. There are many stories of killer whales cooperating with the whalers there to catch the baleen whales that
migrated p and later down the coast
every winter and spring. Old Tom
was one of the killer whales and his
skeleton is displayed in the Killer
Whale Museum in Eden.Eden Killer Whale Museum In real life, whales are harmless to us. We should respect them, just like any other
animal on earth. Still, nowadays we kill
thousands of whales and most of us don’t know that whales are endangered. Learn more about whaling at the
website http:// www. wdcs-na. org/.
2. Preview the reading text on Page 20. Homework