Sea Animals | Part 1

 

clownfish = colorful fish are known for their symbiotic relationship with sea anemones.

blue tang = bright blue fish commonly found in coral reefs, are recognized by their distinct shape.

seahorse = small fish with a horse-like head and curled tail, are often found in shallow waters.

dolphin = intelligent marine mammals are recognized for their playful behavior and social nature.

shark = predatory fish with sharp teeth and streamlined bodies, are found in various marine habitats.

octopus = cephalopods(=head foot molluscs) with eight arms and remarkable camouflage abilities.

starfish = invertebrates with a star-shaped body and tube feet, are essential in marine ecosystems.

jellyfish = gelatinous creatures with trailing tentacles armed with stinging cells.

sea turtle = reptiles adapted for marine life, known for their long migrations and nesting habits.

lobster = crustaceans with large claws and a hard exoskeleton(=an external supportive covering ), prized as seafood.

crab = decapod(=10-leg) crustaceans with a broad, flattened body and pincers.

manatee = large, slow-moving marine mammals are also known as sea cows.

orca = killer whale (in fact, a dolfin!) = intelligent and social predators(=kill and eat other animals), black and white with a distinct dorsal fin.

seal = pinnipeds(=fin- or flipper-footed) with streamlined bodies and flippers for swimming.

sea otter = playful marine mammals with dense fur and tool-using abilities.

pufferfish = fish are capable of inflating(=pumping) themselves as a defense mechanism.

squid = cephalopods with ten tentacles(=legs), including two longer ones used for hunting.

sea urchin = spiny marine creatures found on ocean floors, are important for ecosystem balance, starfish relatives.

manta ray = large rays are known for graceful swimming and filter-feeding habits, sharks' relatives.

angelfish = colorful fish with laterally(=from side to side) compressed bodies and distinct fin shapes.