Aquatic Mammals

krill clams cod

Harp seals live in the Pacific Ocean. They range from northern Japan, up the Asian coast into the Bristol Bay.

Stingrays are often very docile and calm creatures and have a reaction of gliding away from any commotion. Some, however, do have a hostile side. Contact with the stinger, which is usually only used for self-defense, is only life threatening if it pierces a vital organ. The most that will occur if say the stinger is in a leg is pain, swelling, and muscle cramps which can lead to infection if not treated properly. The actual amount of deaths is not certain but at least seventeen deaths have occurred since 1996. Steve Irwin, the "Crocodile Hunter," was only one of three deaths ever recorded in Australian history.

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In the case of whales, the animal was so humongous it could not support itself well on land, so a few lucky species-men went in the water and bred, gradually evolving to suit to the water.

Others, I am unaware of.

No, I don't have a pet narwhal [Monodon monoceros]. Nor is it likely that anyone else has one. Narwhals live in Arctic waters off the northern Canadian, Greenland and Russian coasts; and in the northern Atlantic waters off the Canada and Greenland coasts. So it's prohibitively expensive for a pet store to collect, transport, and maintain the large sized narwhals. Additionally, the record of narwhal survival in environments other than their native habitat isn't encouraging to any narwhal pet store operator or narwhal pet owner. The narwhal is a picky eater and fussy habitat dweller. It favors a specialized diet of Arctic and polar fare, and a specialized environment of Arctic and polar cold waters and ice.

Tuna fish are not filter feeders. Tuna usually eat surface fish, or even lancetfish. They may also eat other tuna.

Hake, haddock, herring, horse shoe crab.

dolphins live in pods. the pod members stay together and get fish togetherr. for more info on that stuff check out www.kids/nationalgeographic.com

PEACE/ CHILL OUT!

Sea lions float at the surface with one or more flippers raised out of the water. It is believed that this behavior prevents them from losing too much body heat in the water. Sea lion and other marine animals float because of their tender or light bones

A whole lot. Whales do, Harbor Seals do, Otters do, other fish do, Sharks do,

pretty much every animal in the sea eats fish ALMOST every. Plankton do not, but I do not know anyone else

A Bathosphere and a diving bell. The first deep sea exploring vessels were in the shape of a bell and were open on the bottom just like a bell. They weren't able to go as low as we can now because there was no protection from increased pressure. They were lowered into the sea by a cable and had fresh air pumped into it. There was also a radio line so the people inside could talk to the people on the ship.

· Nurse Shark

Above most, but below killer whales, sea lions, sharks, polar bears, walruses, coyotes, and eagles... they eat pups.

Blue whale is the fastest mammal in the water.

plankton like everywhere else :)

Alaskan Salmon, Barracuda, Carp, Devil Ray fish, Electric Eel, Flounder, Great White Shark, Halibut, Icefish, Jewelfish, Kingfish, Largemouth Bass, Marlin, Northern Pike, Orange Roughy, Piranha, Quillfish, Rainbow Trout, Sea Bass, Tilapia, Unicorn Fish, Viperfish, Walleye, X-ray Tetra, Yellowfin Pike and Zebra Shark are fish. They begin with the letters a-z.

Moon Jellyfish

The appearance of a whale bone tool depends on the type of tool and the specific bone that was used. Some tools are scrapers, that have long, flat edges, while others are used as weapons and are typically long bones that are sharpened on one end.

Jesse Welch who lives in florida

• Antarctic fur seal, A. gazella
• Guadalupe fur seal, A. townsendi
• Juan Fernández fur seal, A. philippii
• Galápagos fur seal, A. galapagoensis
• Brown fur seal (or Cape fur seal), A. pusillus
• New Zealand fur seal, A. forsteri (validity questionable - see below)
• Subantarctic fur seal, A. tropicalis
• South American fur seal, A. australis
• Northern fur seal (Callorhinus ursinus)
• • Steller's sea lion, E. jubatus
  • Australian sea lion, N. cinerea
• • South American sea lion, O. flavescens
• • New Zealand sea lion or Hooker's sea lion, P. hookeri
• • California sea lion, Z. californianus
  • Galapagos sea lion, Z. wollebaeki

A seal is both.

The length of time required to perform the procedure varies with the amount of fat that is to be removed and the number of areas to be treated. Most operations take from 30 minutes to 2 hours, but extensive procedures can take longer.

most whales eat krill because of there thin teeth. but mostly humpback whales.

A Vaquita is a rare species of porpoise, it is the smallest and most endangered species of cetacean in the world .