Tidepool Living Things
This tidepool animal has webbing between its arms.
What is a bat star?
This marine animal is covered in spines.
What is a sea urchin?
The arms of this tidepool animal are about three times as long as its body.
What is an octopus?
You might want to spend this sand-living animal.
What is a sand dollar?
How many summer camp groups are there this week?
5
This marine alga that can grow up to two feet in one day.
What is kelp?
This marine animal has five fragile snake-like arms.
What is a brittle star
These small ten-legged animals are covered with a hard exoskeleton.
What is a shrimp?
The holes left between the rocks at low tide are called this.
What are tidepools?
What are the community agreements?
Be curious
Be Respectful
Be Safe
Be your best self
These tidepool animals are attached to the rocks and are related to shrimp.
What are barnacles?
This marine animal has eyes on the ends of its arms and walks on hundreds of tube feet.
What is a sea star?
The shell of this fist-sized snail might remind one of a volcano.
What is a keyhole limpet?
These are produced by the gravitational pull of the moon and sun.
What are tides?
When was Ocean Discovery founded? Closest answers wins
1999
These tidepool animals use stinging cells on their tentacles to paralyze their prey.
What are anemones?
When attacked by a predator this animal may “vomit” its guts to try and escape.
What is a sea cucumber?
This “funny” fish is immune to an anemone’s sting.
What are clownfish?
This tidepool animal resembles a crouching rabbit.
What is a sea hare?
What is Ocean Discovery Institute's mascot
Odi the fish!
This tidepool animal steals snail shells for its home.
What is a hermit crab?
While I am usually very colorful and named after a flower, I am really a cousin to jelly.
What is a sea anemone?
Tidepool surfaces are covered with this green or dark brown slippery material.
What are algae?
I am the most aggressive winged predator in the tidepool.
What is a sea gull?
Who is the program coordinator for summer/ after-school camp?
Miss Emily!