tpo 综合写作49

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The reading suggests that humpback whales could navigate over long distances by using the stars. However, the professor in the listening part does not agree

First. the reading passage says that humpback whales are intelligent enough to do so. However. the professor argues that there is no apparent connection between the ability to navigate by stars and the animals' intelligence in that other animals. for example, ducks also possess this ability, but their intelligence is just average. As a result, this is only an instinct behavior. not a sign of intelligence.

Second, the professor thinks that there is a different explanation for the whale’s capability of migrating in straight lines: animals who do this need to orient themselves by using some external forces or objects. Humpback whales will use the earth's magnetic field and they have a substance in their brain called bio-magnetite which makes them sensitive to the magnetic field, suggesting that they orient themselves by the magnetic field, not the stars.

Third, the reading points out that humpback whales do an unusual behavior called spy-hopping where they float straight up in the water. However, the professor refutes by saying that this behavior is rare. but it does happen in other animals like sharks Yet sharks do not migrate, they do this in search of food. Besides, sometimes humpback whales will spy-hop during the day where there is no star in the sky, making this claim a pure speculation

该读数表明，座头鲸可以利用恒星远距离航行。但是，聆听部分的教授不同意

第一。阅读文章说座头鲸足够聪明。然而。这位教授认为，恒星的导航能力与其他动物的智力之间没有明显的联系。例如，鸭子也具备这种能力，但是它们的智力只是中等水平。结果，这只是一种本能的行为。不是智力的标志。

其次，这位教授认为，鲸鱼直线迁移的能力有另一种解释：这样做的动物需要利用一些外力或物体来使自己定向。座头鲸将利用地球的磁场，它们在大脑中具有一种称为生物磁铁矿的物质，该物质使它们对磁场敏感，表明它们是通过磁场而不是恒星来定向的。

第三，阅读资料指出座头鲸有一种不寻常的行为，称为间谍跳跃，它们在水中直接漂浮。但是，这位教授反驳说这种行为很少见。但这确实发生在鲨鱼等其他动物中，但是鲨鱼不会迁移，他们这样做是为了寻找食物。此外，有时座头鲸会在天上没有星星的日子里进行间谍跳动，这纯粹是猜测

The reading suggests that humpback whales can use stars for long distance migration. But, the professor, in the listening part, doesn't agree with this.

(“navigate over”)

The reading suggests that humpback whales could navigate over long distance by using the stars. However, the professor in the listening part doesn't agree.

First, the reading passage points out that the humpback whales are clever enough.

(intelligence)

First, the reading passage says that humpback whales are intelligent enough to do so.

However, the professor argues that there is no obvious connection between the ability to navigate and the intelligence of other animals.

However, the professor argues that there is no apparent connection between the ability to navigate by stars and the animals’ intelligence in that other animals.

For example, ducks also have this capacity but they only have average intelligence.

(possess this ability)

(by …)

For example, ducks also possess this ability but they intelligence is just average.

As a result, this is an instinct behavior, not a sign of being intelligent.

As a result, this is an instinct behavior, not a sign of being intelligent.

Second, the professor believes, there is another explanation for humpback whales' straight navigation: animals doing this require some external forces or objects to help themselves for orientation.

(think that)

(capability of …)

(orient themselves)

Second, the professor thinks that there is a different explanation for the whale’s capability of migrating in straight line: animals who do this need to orient themselves by using some external forces or objects.

Humpback whales will use Earth's magnetic field. There is a kind of substance called bio-magnetite, which makes the whales sensitive to the magnetic field, proving that they use the magnetic field to orient instead of stars.

Humpback whales will use the earth's magnetic field and they possess a substance in their brain called bio-magnetite, which makes them sensitive to the magnetic field, suggestion that they orient themselves by the magnetic field, not the stars.

Third, the reading material says that humpback whales have an unusual behavior known as spy-hopping, referring to floating straight up.

Third, the reading points out that humpback whales do an unusual behavior called spy-hopping, where they float straight up in the water.

But this indeed happens to other animals like sharks, who do not migrate and they do so in order to search for food.

However, the professor refutes by saying that this behavior is rare, it this does happen in other animals like sharks, who do not migrate and they do this in search for food.

Besides, this is actually a hypothesis because sometimes, humpback whales will do spy-hopping during daytime when there are in fact no stars in the sky.

(making …)

(a pure speculation)

 

Besides, sometimes humpback whales will spy-hop during day when there are no stars in the sky, making this claim a pure speculation.

Besides, sometimes humpback whales will spy-hop during the day where there is no star in the sky, making this claim a pure speculation