Turtle comes up for air
A sea turtle swims deep in the ocean. It lifts its nose above the water to breathe.
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Examples
- A child dives under in a pool and pops back up for a breath.
- A dolphin jumps out of the sea to take in air.
Key takeaways
- Sea turtles live in the sea but breathe air.
- They swim up to the surface to fill their lungs.
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