In the icy seas so blue and deep,
A world of wonder and secrets to keep,
Where the narwhal swims so free and strong,
A creature so strange, it can't be wrong.

With its long, spiraled tusk so rare,
The narwhal glides without a care,
Buoyant and light, it seems to fly,
Through the frigid water it can't deny.

In a pod, they travel and play,
Leaping and diving, all through the day,
And with a blowhole, they surface to breathe,
A thunderous decibel, their voice they leave.

Their baleen plates, they use to eat,
Tiny krill, they'll never miss a beat,
And with blubber thick to keep them warm,
They'll survive the cold, without any harm.

But beware, their kind is rare,
Extinction looms, they need our care,
So let's protect them with all our might,
For these creatures of the sea are a wondrous sight.

Reflections

1. What is the narwhal, and what makes it unique and special?
2. Why is it important to protect endangered species like the narwhal?
3. What are some ways that we can help to conserve and protect marine animals and their habitats?
4. How can we teach others about the importance of conservation efforts and caring for our planet?
5. What did you think about the story, and what did you learn from it?