Sharks
This shark has the ability to enter both fresh and salt water.
Bull Shark
Also known as killer whales
Orca
These creatures build dams to live in and protect themselves.
Beaver
This fish uses its lure to catch its prey
Angler Fish
Resembles a horse shoe. This invertebrate has been around for 445 million years.
Horseshoe crab
One of the only species of shark that is able to remain perfectly still and have the highest suction force out of any vertebrate.
Nurse Shark
The largest animal on earth. They can grow up to 90 feet in length and weigh as much as 50 tons.
Blue Whale
Famous for its deathroll move. This fearsome creature lived longer than the dinosaurs.
Crocodile
Lives off the coast of Japan, these crabs are known to grow up to 12 feet in length.
Japanese Spider Crab
This common bird makes its home on human infrastructure and can be found in city streets.
Pigeon (Rock Dove)
Fastest out of all the sharks. They're capable of reaching speeds of 45 mph.
Mako Shark
The only predator that preys on the giant squid.
Sperm Whale
Native to South America. These giant rodents are known for their extremely chill nature.
Capybara
Found near hydrothermal vents. This marine worm uses chemosynthesis to produce its food.
Tube worm
Often nocturnal, they can be found scavenging through garbage.
Raccoon
Known for their extremely long lifespans. These sharks live in the cold waters of the Atlantic and Arctic
Greenland Shark
Native to the Amazon River. These dolphins are the largest of any fresh water dolphins.
Boto (Pink River dolphins)
Despite being unable to swim, this mammal is known to "swim" at outstanding speeds and kills 500 people a year
Hippopotamus
Consider a delicacy in South Korea, this animal when threaten release a nasty slime when bitten by a predator fish.
Hagfish
The fastest animal on Earth. This animal can travel up to 200 mph.
Peregrine Falcon
A parasitic shark known to leave a cookie shape hole in their prey
Cookiecutter Shark
This now extinct dolphin made its home in the Yangtze river.
Baiji (Yangtze River Dolphin)
The premiere apex predator of the Amazon. Its name means he who kills in one leap.
Jaguar
Nickname the doomsday fish. This creature swims by "rowing" itself and can grow up to 30 feet long.
Oarfish
Also known as the Jackal. This species has been found in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Queens.
Coyote