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            "text": "It’s the perfect day to visit the seashore. \n\nEveryone else thinks so too. \nThere are so many people here.\nIt’s crowded.\n\nI hope there’s room on the pier. \nI want to catch a fish!\n\nThere should be room. \nMost people are here to swim and lay in the sun.\n\nGo all the way to the end of the pier, Jack. \nYou don’t want to catch a swimmer.\n\nWait for us, Jack! \nWe’re coming too!\n\nWhat do you think, Popup? \nIs this a good place to catch a fish?\n\nThere are many people fishing here.\nIt won’t be easy to catch a fish.\n\nWell, I’m not worried. \nI’m going to catch the biggest fish ever.\n\nWhat are you doing, Bella?\n\nI’m getting a bucket of water for your fish. \nI want to keep it as a pet.\n\nWhat? My fish won’t fit in that bucket. \nMy fish will be huge!05",
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            "text": "Well, maybe you’ll catch my fish today.\n\nMy fish has to be cute and tiny.\n\nYou can’t keep a fish in a bucket. \nIt will be very unhappy there, Bella.\n\nWell then, I’ll put it in my fish tank at home.\n\nBut, your fish at home live in fresh water. \nThe fish here are salt water fish. \nThey can’t live together.\n\nI’ll just keep my pet in the bucket for today. \nThen I’ll let it go.",
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            "text": "Two hours later . . .\n\nI don’t think you’re going to catch a fish, Jack.\n\nBella is correct. Your chances are very low. \n\nI guess I’ll never have a pet in my bucket.\n\nMaybe Jack’s right. This bucket is too small for an animal anyway.\n\nThat’s incorrect. There are several thousand animals in your bucket right \n\nnow.\n\nReally? I don’t see anything in there at all.\n\nThey’re too small to see. \nYou’ll need a microscope.\n\nSo who’s the better fisher now, Jack? \nI caught thousands of animals today.\n\nHow many did you catch?\n\nBella, you only caught a bucket of water. \nThat’s not fishing.\n\nI don’t believe there are any animals in that water at all.\n\nWell, we’ll never find out. \nI’m letting them go. \nI’ll always be the better fisher.\n\nPopup, could you prove if therewere animals in Bella’s bucket?\n\nOf course I could.",
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            "text": "Mom, can we go in the water?\n\nIs the lifeguard sitting in his stand?\n\nYes, he’s there. He’s making sure all the swimmers are safe.\n\nOK, you can go in the water. \nBe sure you stay together, and don’t stay in the water too long. \n\nThanks, Mom! We’ll be back after we visit Bella’s microscopic animals.\n\nDid they say they were going to visit microscopic animals?\n\nYes, they did. \nI just hope Bella doesn’t bring any home.",
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            "text": "Oh no! The waves are too big. \nWe’re now microscopic and down so much. \n\nI’m getting sick going up and floating on the surface of the ocean.\n\nLet’s get below the ocean surface quickly. \nIt will be calmer there.\n\nGet ready to dive. Here we go! \n\nNow we are one meter below the surface of the ocean.\n\nWow! Look at all the animals, Jack. \nThere really are microscopic animals in the ocean!\n\nWhat do all of these animals do all day? \nDo they just float around in the water?\n\nLike other animals, they look for food. \nSome eat plants and some eat smaller animals. \n\nLook! That shrimp is coming to visit us. Yuck! \nYou can see right through its body.\n\nI think it’s pretty. \nIts insides are very colorful.\n\nWhat is it doing?\n\nThe shrimp is trying to eat us.",
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            "text": "What are we going to do? \nI don’t want to be a snack for a shrimp!\n\nDon’t worry. The shrimp can’t bite through my metal body.\n\nPopup, can you make it go away? \nI’m feeling sick again.\n\nThe shrimp is trying hard to eat us. \nIt’s shaking us a lot.\n\nI’ll just pass an electric shock through the water. \nIt’ll scare the shrimp away.\n\nIt worked! The shrimp is swimming away.",
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            "text": "What do microscopic shrimp usually eat?\n\nThat shrimp was a predator. \nIt eats other animals.\n\nThose shrimp hunt other animals for food?\n\nYes, that’s correct. \nThe ocean’s food chain is similar to a food chain found on land.\n\nI know about the food chain! Predators like that shrimp eat other animals. \nAnd there are animals that only eat plants. \nPlants are at the very bottom.\n\nAre there plants here in the ocean?\n\nYes, there are many plants in the ocean. \n\nYou’re probably familiar with larger plants like seaweed.\n\nOh, yeah! I didn’t think about that. \nBut, seaweed is really big. \nThese microscopic animals don’t eat that, do they?\n\nThere are microscopic plants just like there are microscopic animals.\n\nYou can see many different types of plants outside the window right now.\n\nBut those things are swimming! \nThey can’t be plants!\n\nSome phytoplankton swim with their tails.",
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            "text": "Popup, what’s fight-o-pumpkin?\n\nPhytoplankton. \nThe microscopic plants you see are called phytoplankton. \nThe microscopic animals are called zooplankton.\n\nTogether, phytoplankton and zooplankton are simply called plankton.\n\nSo, the ocean is full of plankton. \nAnd, plankton is microscopic plants and animals.\n\nThat’s correct. \nPlankton is very important for keeping life on Earth healthy.\n\nI know why it’s important! \nIt’s important because plankton is the bottom of the food chain for all the \n\nanimals in the ocean.\n\nThat’s correct.",
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            "text": "What about these colored things? \nAre they plants or animals?\n\nLook at how pretty they are. \nI like these colored things a lot.\t\n\nThese colored things are tiny pieces of plastic. \nThe ocean is full of them.\n\nThe plastic may be pretty, but it’s very dangerous. \n\nHow can it be dangerous? \nIt’s just floating around in the water.\n\nAnimals eat the plastic, and they can get very sick. \nThey may even die.\n\nThese animals aren’t eating the plastic. \nThey’re just swimming around it.\n\nMost microscopic animals don’t eat the plastic.\n\nThe problem is that larger animals eat the plastic when they eat the \n\nmicroscopic animals.\n\nWhy don’t people clean up the plastic?\n\nThere’s far too much plastic in the oceans. \nOver time, it breaks into these tiny pieces. \nThen, it’s very hard to clean up.\n\nI don’t think I like these colored things after all.",
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            "text": "Popup, why do the larger animals eat the plastic?\n\nMany animals mistake the plastic for food and eat it. \nAlso, larger animals may eat smaller animals that have plastic in them.\n\nLook at that clam. It’s sucking in all the plastic.\n\nThat’s going to make the clam sick.\n\nYes, it is. And the plastic will travel up the food chain and put all the \n\nanimals in danger.\n\n\nLet’s get out of here before that clam eats us!",
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            "text": "I hope that clam will be OK. \n\nPopup! Keep moving! \nWe’ve got to get out of here!\n\nWhat is it, Jack? \nWhat’s happening?\n\nWe’re being chased by a small fish. \nMany young fish begin their lives eating plankton. \n\nThey won’t be able to eat larger foods until they’re older.\n\nSee Jack? That’s the type of fish I want for a pet. \nIt’s so cute and little.\n\nIt’s not cute! It’s trying to eat us!\n\nAnd, I don’t want to get eaten by a cute fish!\n\nWhat are these long strings out there? They’re very strange.\n\nThey’re the tentacles of a jellyfish. \nJellyfish use their tentacles to catch small fish and plankton.\n\nPopup, the fish isn’t following us anymore. \nDid the jellyfish catch it?\n\nThe fish probably swam away. \nMany fish and plankton know to get away from dangers like jellyfish. \n\n\nShouldn’t we get away from the jellyfish?",
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            "text": "Is everything out here trying to eat us?\n\nWe’re at the bottom of the food chain. \nThere are lots of animals that want to eat us. \n\nWe look like the plankton. \nThe animals out there don’t know that we’re really kids.\n\nIsn’t there anywhere safe for plankton?\n\nI’m afraid not. \nThere are larger animals everywhere that will eat it.\n\nWe’re far away from shore now. \nBut, even out here, there are animals that eat plankton.\n\nWhy did it suddenly get dark? \n\nIt seems that we’re in the mouth of a basking shark.\n\nBut, Popup, a basking shark is really big. \nWhy would it eat something as tiny as us?\n\nBasking sharks are known to eat plankton for food.\n\nIn fact, they eat almost nothing else.\n\nThey are famous for their enormous mouths and hundreds of tiny teeth.\n\nCan we go back to the beach now?",
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            "text": "Microscopic plants and animals are very important. \n\nYeah, but I’m glad I’m not microscopic. \nToo many animals would want to eat me.\n\nThey’re not only eating the microscopic plants and animals. \nThey’re eating plastic trash too.\n\nEverything in the ocean is in danger. \nWe have to do something.\n\nBut what can we do, Bella?\n\nWe can use less plastic. \nAnd, we can pick up as much plastic as we can.\n\nCome on!",
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