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In summer, a blue whale goes north to feed. There, the blue whale eats and eats. It eats tiny sea creatures called krill. The blue whale uses its baleen plates to eat. First the whale opens its mouth. Then water flows through, but the krill are caught in the baleen plates. In one day, a blue whale takes lots of huge gulps of krill. It takes lots of krill to fill up a stomach that holds about a ton! Every day in the summer, the whale has more meals of krill.
The whale eats enough krill to give it energy for all year. It stores the extra energy in its blubber. Then in winter, the blue whale does not eat much at all. It lives on its stored energy.

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