英语读后续写海豚鲨鱼

英语读后续写海豚鲨鱼

For a long time, sailors have a superstition that finless porpoises will

push drowning people to the surface to save them, or surround them in

defensive formation to protect them from sharks. Marine Studio

biologists point out that it may be a mistake for dolphins to attribute any

of their life-saving motivations to dolphins, no matter how smart they

are. When they push an unconscious person ashore, they are more likely

to be curious or athletic.

They ride the bow waves of a boat and push the flooded mattress

ashore like beavers, if there is a report They protect humans from sharks

because curiosity attracts them, and because of the smell of possible

food, dolphins and sharks are natural enemies. In such cases, a battle

may follow. Sharks are driven away or killed.

Whether it is birds, fish or wild animals, dolphins will be interested

in any living things that they often exist, and turtles are the natural

enemies After that, Ferdinands of marine life calmly accepted various

insults. One of the cubs especially liked to lift the turtle to the surface

with his nose, and then pushed it across the pool like a seaplane. Almost

every day, a young dolphin can be seen trying to put the nose of a heavy

sea turtle down and turn it over.

It is not easy. It may take two porpoises in the other Working

together in a race, because the turtle swam across the aquarium, the

first dolphin swooped down from above and hit its shell with its belly,

which knocked the turtle down a few feet. He recovered his balance

faster than the next finless porpoise.

It hit him again. Finally, the tortoise was hit all the way to the floor

of the water tank. He was only content to try to stand up, but when he

did so, one of the dolphins knocked the turtle back to his feet It flattens,

the turtle finally gives up, it pulls its feet under the shell, the game is

over.