The document discusses various characteristics of creatures that live in the sea, including their size, color, movement, and food gathering methods. It describes how creatures can range from very small, like krill, to large, like blue whales. Their colors include pink, blue, black, and multicolored. They move through swimming, jumping, crawling, and jet propulsion. To find food, some are poisonous, camouflaged, filter feeders, or scavengers. The ocean contains a diverse variety of living things.

1. Life in the Sea

2. The ocean is a habitat full of living creatures.

3. The living creatures in the sea have many characteristics . Some of the characteristics are: size color movement food gathering

4. Size large medium small very small

5. Blue Whale Manatee Large Creatures

6. Sea Turtle Penguin Medium Creatures Squid

7. Scallop Starfish Sea snail Small Creatures

8. Krill Plankton Sea Worm Very Small Creatures

9. Which creature is large, middle-sized, small or very small? Click to find out if you are right.

10. Color pink multi-colored yellow black blue no-color white red

11. http://www.masla.com/jellyfish.htm Mandarin Fish Coral Clown anemonefish Multi-colored Creatures Copperbanded butterfly fish

12. Blue-lined sea bream Collar butterflyfish Clown triggerfish Multi-colored Creatures Rainbow Wrasse Chromis

13. Pink Creatures Elegance coral Pink coral Mushroom soft coral Pom pom anemones

14. Clear Creatures Jellyfish Jellyfish Jellyfish Jellyfish Venus flytrap

15. Yellow Creatures Sunflower coral Sea Horse pyramid butterfly fish Mushroom coral

16. Black butterfly fish Bat fish Black Creatures

17. Blue sea star Blue Creatures Big Blue Clam Semicircle angelfish Blue-ringed angelfish Yellow banded angelfish

18. White Creatures Velvet Chalice Coral Colonial Cup Coral Elegant Coral

19. Red Creatures Scorpion fish Lobster Scarlet serpent Strawberry shrimp

20. Which creature is black? Which creature is yellow? Which creature is red? Which creature is pink? Which creature is blue? Which creature is white? Which creature is multicolored? Click the pictures to see if you are right.

21. Movement swim jet-propelled jump dive crawl other

22. Creatures That Swim Shark Barracuda Tuna Sea turtles

23. Jumping Sea Creatures Dolphins Flying fish Trout

24. Jet-propelled Creatures Squid Octopus Jellyfish

25. Creatures That Crawl Sea cucumber Sea snail Sea urchin Starfish

26. Diving Sea Creatures Harbor seal Sea otter Penguin Beluga whale

27. Creatures That Move Other Ways Salmon Angelfish Seahorse

28. Can you find a creature that moves like an elevator? One that crawls? A good diver? One with paddling limbs for swimming? A jet-propelled mover? One that jumps? Click on an animal to answer the questions.

29. Food Gathering poisonous nursing camouflage filter feeders scavengers suckers scrapers other

30. Poisonous Creatures Lion fish Sea anemone Sea anemone with clownfish Coral Jellyfish

31. Nursing Baby Mammals Whales and Dolphins

32. Camouflaged Creatures Stone fish or Scorpion fish Northern Wobbegone Shark Rays

33. Creatures with Suckers Octopus Starfish Squid

34. Creatures that are Filter Feeders Bivalves like clams and scallops Baleen whales like the gray whale Whale shark

35. Scavenger Creatures Brittle Star Deep-sea Sunstar Sergestid Shrimp

36. Food Scraping Creatures Sea Slugs Sea Urchin

37. Other ways of gathering food Fangtooth Fish Sawfish Nurse Shark

38. Which creature is poisonous, camouflaged, a scavenger, or a filter-feeder? Which one scrapes their food? Which one uses suckers and which one nurses? Click the pictu-res to see if you are right.

39. We have learned that the ocean is a habitat full of living creatures. These creatures are found in different sizes and colors. They move in many ways and use different methods to gather their food. What an amazing variety of life in the sea!

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