Tubagus Baraka Kautsar

The Killer whale Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Artiodactyla Infraorder: Cetacea Family: Delphinidae Genus: Orcinus The Orca usually live in a family group (pods) of 5-30 individuals and in time of need, some pods merge to around 100 individuals. despite common beliefs, orcas are not whales they are a member of the dolphin family. Female orcas reach maternity at age 10 and can often breed until age 40, after which comes a rapid decrease in fertility. orcas are among the small percentage of species which undergo menopause in their lifetime. to avoid inbreeding orcas usually mate with those outside their own pod.Orca typically live for around 60 years in the wild and in some studies, a few orcas actually reach 100 years of age. Orcas are found in almost every ocean in the world, from the cold and icy seas in the artic to the more humid and warm waters in the tropics their huge and smart brain allowed them to adapt to t

MY LAST HOLIDAY The first day of the holiday i took a morning flight to singapore. in singapore changi airport i met with my sister who also took an early flight there from kuala lumpur. after that we took a taxi to marina bay sands hotel. we check in to the hotel and got some food at the mall. we met with my sister's friend who go to collage in belitung so its not far from singapore. after that i went to the art and science museum, it was wonderful. after that i went for a swim in the hotel. the next day i went for a run around the marina bay. the sun is out and its very beautiful. after that i had breakfast and then i moved to another hotel in orchard road. i did some shopping in the mall and then i went and see the new apple store in town. there i took an hour of code class where we learn how to code. the next day we took our dad to the airport and then we took a bus to kuala lumpur. it was a 6 hour drive, but the bus is  well equip with tvs and music so i actually really