Under the Sea

Hermit Crabs
By Saroja

Hermit Crabs live in a shell in a shell in the bottom of the ocean. They eat seaweed, tiny sea animals, and dead fish or animals they find. They move sideways. The legs on one side of their body pull them along. Bigger animals try to eat them. Hermit crabs go inside their shells and then the predator can’t get them. Crabs use other animals as camouflage.

Beluga Whale by Juliette	Penguin by Deaglan
Chinese River Dolphin by Sarah	Polar Bear by Kelly
Crab by Vinny	Sea Cucumber by Carly
Great White Shark by Stephanie	Sea Horse by Jack D.
Hermit Crab by Saroja	Sea Otter by Lori
Lobster by Sumara	Sea Turtle by Jon
Nurse Shark by Seher	Seal by Nicholas
Octopus by Jack S.	Starfish by Emma
Orca by Brendon

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