Dolphins
Sea Otter
Jellies and Octopus
Sea Lion
Frogs
100

which oceans can you find dolphins and porpoises

in all oceans

100

which animals eat sea otters?

killer whales

100

do jelly fish have eyes?

no, only parts that are sensitive to light

100

how tall can they be?

3 meters

100
where are frogs born?

under water

200

what kind of sounds do dolphins produce?

a pitch that humans can't hear
200

what food do sea otters eat?

seafood things, crabs, snails

200

how species of large jellies are there?

around 200

200

which animals eat sea lions?

whales, sharks, humans

200

what's the difference between frogs and toads?

frogs leap and toads move by walking

300

what's the main difference between dolphins and porpoises?

the size and shape of their teeth

300

what's the name of groups of otters?

rafts

300

what's the most poisonous octopus?

the blue ringed octopus

300

what percentage of their body weight do they need to eat each day?

6%

300

what percentage of amphibians are frogs?

85%

400
what is the debate about dolphins?

about how intelligent they are

400

what's the difference between sea and river otter?

the larger tale

400

what do squids eat?

fishes and shrimp

400

how many babies do sea lions have? how often

usually 1, not always every year

400

when do they usually hibernate?

during winter when the temperature is below 10 degrees

500

why are whales called 'whales'?

because of their size

500

how do they rest?

floating on their backs

500

why do squids and octopus have blue blood?

they have a oxygen carrying molecule in their blood, it has copper

500

how have they become endangered?

humans hunting, killer whales killing, increase in parasites, and environmental change

500

why can we know about the health of an environment by looking at a frog?

their skin is thin so they absorb their environment easily