Mollusks and Crustaceans
Produces pearls
What is an oyster?
"Wing-footed"
What is a pinniped?
All living things must contain this.
What is water?
A fish that looks like a snake.
What is an eel (moray eel)
Bird that lives in Antartica.
What is a penguin?
A crustacean that runs sideways.
What is a crab?
Small outer ears.
What is the eared seal?
The tides that occur when the sun and moon are at right angles to the earth and pull in different directions.
What is neap tides?
A fish that eats parasties on other fish.
What is a wrasse?
The smallest part of a substance that still has the quality of that substance.
What is a molecule?
Small invertebrates, soft bodies, hard shells.
What is a mollusk?
Layer of fat to keep mammals warm.
What is blubber?
The ocean covers as much as ___________ of the earth's surface.
What is 3/4ths?
The reef off of the coast of Australia.
What is the Great Barrier Reef?
Most poisonous fish.
What is the stonefish?
A single shelled mollusk.
What is a univalve?
Pinniped that lives in the North Pole.
What is a walrus?
When water is evaporated from the ocean, what happens to the minerals?
What is "they are left behind"?
A fish whose teeth are fused (joined) together.
The regions between low-tide and high-tide lines where most ocean plants and animals live.
What is intertidal?
A carnivorous crustacean with two large pinchers.
What is a lobster?
The largest of all pinnipeds.
What is the elephant seal?
Underground places where water collects.
What is an aquifer?
Tube-like feet.
What is a starfish?
The cleaner mimic that will bite a large fish.
What is a blenny?