The Pacific Ocean
What is the largest ocean
The pacific ocean
What three animals are discussed in the story?
octopus, pufferfish, and sea cucumber
What did Jacques Piccard want to do?
he wanted to explore the ocean/dive deep into the ocean.
What did the narrator see when they went to Croatia?
The sea organ
Ocean
What are the five oceans
Antarctic, Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific
How does the octopus hide?
by changing its color and texture
What did Jacques and his father invent?
They invented a submarine
Who designed the sea organ?
Nikola Basic
to let go of/set free
release
What does 'Pacific' mean?
Peaceful
what colors and textures can the octopus change to?
red, brown, grey, and to look like rock or sand
How far did the submarine go in the PACIFIC OCEAN and how long did it take to reach?
more than 11 kilometers and almost 5 hours
How does the narrator feel about the music the sea organ makes?
A collection of countries in a large region of land
Continent
What countries touch the pacific ocean
South America, North America, Asia, and Australia
How does the pufferfish protect itself?
it scares its enemies by gulping water to puff up and having spines that can release a deadly poison
What did Jacques Piccard invent in 1964? Where did he go and with who
The first tourist submarine, he dove with tourists in Lake Geneva, Switzerland
What is the sea organ made out of and how long is it?
Steps of white stone, it is 70 meters long.
a large boat made for exploring underwater
submarine
What dangers are in the Pacific ocean?
earthquakes, tsunami, volcanic explosions/the ring of fire
How does the sea cucumber protect itself?
It releases sticky, white threads to tangle up enemies and it can squirt its organs with poison in them to hurt them
What did Jacques Piccard do in the 1970s?
He formed an organization to study and preserve seas and lakes
Explain how the sea organ works.
The movement of the sea pushes air into the tubes and the sound comes out of the holes on top to make music.
the place where the ocean and the land meet.
coast