1. Aquarium of the Pacific
By: Carlos Guillen

2. Passer Angelfish are
sexually isomorphic,
meaning males and females
are visually identical on the
outside

3. They are thought to be
abundant in cold, deep
waters of the Atlantic,
Pacific and Indian
Oceans

4. Nautilus shells
were popular
items in the
Renaissance to
make cups

5. All sea cucumbers
and starfishes are
ocean-dwellers

6. Squat lobsters are
dorsoventrally
flattened crustaceans

7. They live up to
30 years old

8. An egg case or egg
capsule, colloquially
known as a mermaid's
purse or devil's purse

9. The bell is blue-
white in colour

10. The bonnethead
shark is an active
tropical shark that
swims in small
groups of 5 to 15
individuals

11. The cownose
ray is a species
of eagle ray

12. Lories and lorikeets are
small to medium-sized
arboreal parrots

13. The Magellanic
Penguin is a
South American
penguin,
breeding in
coastal
Argentina

14. The Black-necked
Stilt is a locally
abundant
shorebird of
American
wetlands and
coastlines

15. Black-bellied
Plover in North
America, is a
medium-sized
plover breeding
in arctic regions

16. The bat ray
has a
venomous
spine in its tail

17. The majority of
garden eels live
in the Indo-
Pacific

18. The bell can grow to be larger
than one meter

19. They are typified as free-swimming
marine animals

20. Comb Jellies
Scientific name
is Ctenophora

21. If you put your
finger through a
spike the spikes
will trap you
trying to detect
what you are.

22. The cane toad has
poison glands,
and the tadpoles
are highly toxic to
most animals

23. Males have narrower
bodies and are darker
than females

24. Credit Due to All the Wonderful Animals :)
Sea Animals