Into the Ocean
Sand on a beach is primarily made of this.
What are rocks?
This marine producer grows on rocks and is very slippery!
What is seaweed?
These small marine animals are the preferred food of filter feeding whales.
What are krill?
This fish has a long snout resembling a pointy weapon.
What is a swordfish?
These are highly developed in deep sea animals so they can see in the dark.
What are eyes?
Water covers approximately this much of the Earth's surface.
What is 70%?
This tide pool animal can commonly be found stuck to rocks when the tide is out.
What is a snail?
This marine animal is a famous food in Maine.
What are lobsters?
This fish is named after an animal on land. Unlike their namesake, they are not big enough to ride.
What is a seahorse?
Despite the name, these deep sea creatures won't suck your blood.
What are vampire squid?
This is the movement of large amounts of water over large distances in a pattern.
What is a current?
This tide pool animal eats seaweed and has many spines.
What is a sea urchin?
This group of animals is very good at pinching you!
What are crabs?
This animal isn't really a fish at all.
What is a jellyfish?
This deep sea fish was featured in Finding Nemo. They may be defeated by scuba masks.
What is an angler fish?
Hawaii was made by this natural process happening under the water.
What is a volcano erupting?
These tide pool animals can sting, watch out!
What are anemones?
These animals, often found growing on rocks and whales, are actually related to crustaceans.
What are barnacles?
Fish breathe through this structure.
What are gills?
This is a common trait of deep sea animals.
What is bioluminescence?
This is the part of the Earth that the salt in the ocean comes from.
What is land?
These birds love tide pools because they provide many tasty snacks.
What are sea gulls?
This invertebrate animal is one of the smartest in the ocean. They have a brain in each arm!
What is an octopus?
What is cartilage?
A deep sea ecosystem is created by the death and sinking of this large marine mammal.
What is a whale?