Water
What is water made up of?
What kind of moon phases would cause a neap tide?
Half moons
What are the two types of mollusks?
Univalve and Bivalve
Coral reefs are made up of the outer covering of these tiny animals.
Coral polyps
While fish swim by moving their tail side to side, this mammal moves its tail up and down.
Whale
Where is most of earth's water?
In the ocean
What intertidal zone is closest to the beach?
The high intertidal zone
When an oyster is irritated, it secrets their material to form a pearl.
Nacre
This fish gets its name because its teeth are fused together to form a beak.
Parrotfish
Wing-footed animals
Pinnipeds
What causes matter to change states?
Adding or Taking away Heat
In zone with the highest tides, rocks are encrusted by these invertebrates.
Barnacles
Crustaceans do this when they get too big for their shells.
Molt
These fish are mimics of the Wrasses who clean parasites from larger fish
Blennies
This mammal's intelligence makes it an effective predator as it can eat the prickly sea urchin.
Sea Otter
What is the melting point of water?
32 Fahrenheit or 0 Celsius
This large algae is often found in the low intertidal zone.
Kelp
When sea stars lose a ray, they are able to do this which means to regrow.
Regenerate
Unlike many other fish, the male has a pouch to carry eggs deposited there.
Sea horse
The largest of all flying birds and can eat small penguins
Albatross
Why does ice float?
It is less dense than liquid water
This organism found in the low intertidal zone and deeper in the ocean has tentacles containing poison.
Sea anemone
Crustaceans belong to this group of organisms which means they have segmented bodies, jointed legs, and an exoskeleton
Arthropods
The most poisonous fish in the world
Stonefish
The father of this type of bird incubates the egg at 88 degrees Fahrenheit
Emperor Penguin