What is the rarest animal in the ocean?

Answer 1

Lonesome George, is the last remaining animal of the species Pinta Island Tortoise, making him the rarest animal in the world. nope now the rarest animal is the Yangtze River Dolphin With no more than a few tens of individuals, the dolphin is the world's rarest mammal, and a victim of China's breakneck economic growth, competing for food with humans . It has been driven to almost extinction due to the activity in the last 50 years, . There are news that the species is almost all gone out of this world , experts still searching for members of the species. Fingers crossed!
The Amazon dolphin is now thought to be extinct.
'Lonesome George' IS THE rarest creature in the world. He is the last known individual of the Pinta Island tortoise, subspecies Chelonoidis nigra abingdoni, one of 13 subspecies of Galapagos tortoise native to the Galapagos Islands.

A $10,000 reward is available the discovery of a Pinta Island tortoise female.

In recent events:

On January 20th, 2011, two female members of the 'Hood Island Giant tortoise' species were brought to Lonesome George's island, so maybe there will soon be some little "Junior Lonesome George's" running around.
yagnzee river dolphin there is only two left in the world
The most rare animal in the world is the The Pinta Island tortoise. There is only one left and it is in captivity. The turtle's name is Lonesome George and the Charles Darwin Research Station has been searching for a female tortoise and even posting a reward of $10,000 for someone who is able to find one.

Answer 2

Sea turtles can be used for jewelry or meat and maybe armor.

Whales can be used as combs or candle wax and other products.

Dolphins are sometimes known for their playfulness and intelligence.

Some kinds of creatures live in deep, deep waters where sunlight can't reach.

Viperfish do!

Answer 3

A prehistoric fish, once thought extinct, found in Lake Victoria in 1998

Answer 4

The rarest known animal in the ocean would have to be the Frilled Shark, which has only been spotted once.

Answer 5

A Megalodon shark (biggest still living dinosauric species)

Answer 6

Omar

Answer 7

manatee