The Sea Horse Research Paper

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The Sea Horse and the Whale
There once was a whale that was bigger than all of the creatures of the world.
He could rock the earth with his mighty splashes, that were larger than any other splashes in the world. The Whale lived with a community of animals including sharks, octopuses, stingrays, dolphins, crabs, jellyfish, lobsters, eels, seals, starfish, sea turtles, clown fish, rainbow fish, and one little Sea Horse. The Whale bragged day ,after day, after day, about how he could make humungous splashes above the big blue sea, saying “I’m the best there ever was, and the defiantly the best there ever will be. You all wish you could be me!” Mostly all of the animals adored the Whale, and they did indeed wish to be him. This wasn’t the case

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