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Letter to The Editor

Honestly since we started this project I was very confused about what we were going to be talking about Since I thought it was a typical writing project and reading information when I started to think deeply that it was something much more it was something more in your personal opinion and learning from the authors’ descriptions and regarding their articles For me it was quite difficult to complete this project mainly because I had many errands to do regarding other classes and my social life I had to consider the time and study very well the things that I was going to say something that personally was something very hard to do Honestly I must say that at least I am proud of myself for doing this project and being able to complete it thanks to the teacher and the help she has given me is it has been the best thing that could have happened to me, I can say that There is nothing better than when you do not understand a class, a teacher helps you.

Cephalopods Paragraph

Squid, octopus, nautilus, and cuttlefish are among the cephalopods, a category of mollusks that includes squid, octopus, nautilus, and cuttlefish. Their members can be found in any ocean on the planet. Their three hearts pump blue blood and propel themselves forward using jet propulsion. Since the foot is close to the head, the word cephalopod means head foot. The octopus and squid’s feet have turned into a funnel. This funnel can be used to get around the animals. They need to get the water out of their bodies. The cephalopods can move rapidly thanks to jet propulsion. The rest of their bodies are bizarre as well many of them have a digestive tract that runs straight through their heads Cephalopods have a lot of surprises in store for you!

Cephalopods

Cephalopods= squid, cuttlefish.

Cephalopods> World around

3 Hearst>blue* jet propulsion

head<cephalopod> foot

Foot_ octopus and squid~funnel

Animals-Funnel for body

Jet propulsion=get quickly

body=strange—digestive> brain

 

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