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Metabolism
Reproduction
Senses
Da Body
Pot Luck
100
Animal that can maintain a constant body temperature
What is an endotherm or warm blooded animal
100
The only time that male Green Sea Turtles are not at sea
What is when they are born
100
Sensitive organ that rus down the side of a fish or shark, used to detect speed and location
What is a lateral line
100
The largest organ inside of the shark
What is the Liver
100
Description of a seal when resting on rocks
What is bannana like
200
Loss of heat is minimized by this adaptaion in whales and seals
What is blubber
200
All mammals use this to feed their young
What are mammory glands
200
When an animal sends out sound waves to examine the world around them
What is echolocation
200
Sack like organ that can be inflated, controls bouyancy
What is a Swim Bladder
200
Hooded seals have a very unusal (ugly) ...
What is nasal sac
300
Mammals that live in the ocean obtain their fresh water via
What is eating
300
Male reproductive organ on a shark
What is a clasper
300
This category of animals will have the most acute (well tuned) senses
What are carnivores (Hunters)
300
Type of circulatory system where blood or similar fluid does not go through tubes
What is Open Circulatory system
300
A sudden drop in water temperature can cause this deadly phenomenon in sea turtles.
What is cold stunning
400
This blue crab has red tipped claws
What is a female crab
400
This determines the gender of most species of sea turtle
What is Temperature
400
Lobsters smell with their
What is Feet
400
Sea Turtles do not have teeth, they have a ________ instead
What is a beak
400
What covers the gills of a fish?
What is Operculum
500
Oxygen is stored in this molecule in cold water mammals
What is myoglobin
500
Reproduction between distinctly male and female organisms
What is dioecious
500
In the nose of the shark, this helps the shark identify the location of prey
What is Ampullae of Loenzini
500
Lobsters and Sea Stars have two stomachs, name them
What is Pyloric and Cardiac
500
Group os mammals that are exclusivly aquatic
What is Cetaceans (whales and dolphins)