Sea animals
- Crab: An aquatic animal with a flat round body covered by a shell. It has five pairs of legs with large claws on the front pair.
- Fish: An aquatic creature with gills.
- Seal: Semi-aquatic mammals, which are fin-footed.
- Octopus: Ocean animals with eight arms and bulbous heads.
- Electric Eel: A sea animal that can generate up to 800 volts of electricity.
- Shark: A sea creature made out of cartilage and not bones like fish.
- Seahorse: A type of fish related to pipefishes.
- Walrus: A huge seal-like aquatic animal.
- Starfish: An aquatic animal that has a central disc and usually five arms.
- Whale: A large specie of aquatic mammal that belongs to the order Cetacea.
- Jellyfish: A free-swimming sea animal with umbrella-shaped bells and trailing tentacles.
- Zebra Shark: A very large, distinctive shark that lives in coral reef habitats in tropical waters.
- Squid: A sea animal with an elongated body, large eyes, eight arms, and two tentacles.
- Lobster: A ten-legged aquatic animal closely related to shrimp and crabs.
- Shrimp: A sea creature with an elongated body and a primarily swimming mode of locomotion.
- Oyster: A salt-water bivalve mollusc that live in brackish habitats.
- Clams: Invertebrate animals that do not have a backbone.
- Yellow Tuna: A torpedo-shaped fish with dark metallic blue backs, yellow sides, and a silver belly
- Dolphin: An aquatic animal that breathes air using its lungs.
- Shells: Shells are part of a classification of animals collectively called molluscs.
- Sea Urchin: A spiny marine invertebrate animal.
- Cuttlefish: An intelligent invertebrate related to the octopus and squid.
- Otter: A carnivorous mammal in the subfamily Lutrinae.
- Great White Shark: A sea animal that is one of the most dangerous predatory sharks in the world.
- Sea Anemone: Soft-bodied, primarily sedentary marine animals resembling flowers.
- Sea Turtle: Large, air-breathing reptiles.
- Dugong: Considered to be cousins of manatees, this sea animal share a similar plump appearance but have a dolphin fluke-like tail.
- Sea Lion: An aquatic animal that can bark loudly and walk on land using their large flippers.
- Coral: Small, colonial, plankton-eating invertebrate animals called polyps, which are anemone-like.
- Manatees: Large, mostly herbivorous ocean mammals, sometimes known as sea cows.
- Marine Iguana: A marine reptile that can forage in the sea for algae.
- Atlantic Guitarfish: An aquatic animal with flattened elongated bodies with triangular or shovel-shaped heads.
- Basking Shark: Large shark that feeds exclusively on plankton and swims slowly close to the surface.
- Bat Ray: A sea animal named after its long pectoral fins that resemble bat wings.
- Balloon Fish: A fish that can inflate into a ball shape to evade a predator.
