Sea Animals - Quiz

Fish and Sea Creatures

• Catfish inhabit the Atlantic Ocean and have distinctive whiskers, a bony head for digging, fins for swimming, and gills for breathing.
• They have no scales and are often eaten as food.

Walruses

• Walruses reside in the Arctic Ocean and are mammals with distinctive features such as flippers, a large head, small eyes, tusks, and whiskers.
• They use their whiskers to locate clams, mussels, and other ocean floor dwellers for food, and also eat fish.

Sea Turtles

• Green sea turtles inhabit the Indian Ocean, characterized by their hard shells, flippers, tails, and egg-laying abilities.
• They feed on crabs, jellyfish, baby sea creatures, sea grasses, and algae, but are currently endangered.

Sea Otters

• Sea otters live in the Pacific Ocean as mammals with thick fur and whiskers, feeding on urchins, abalone, mussels, clams, crabs, and snails.
• They are skilled divers, using small rocks to crack open shellfish.

Blue Whales

• Blue whales, the largest and loudest animals, inhabit the Southern Ocean, feeding on krill they catch with their unique whalebone.
• They can live for over a hundred years, giving birth to calves.

Explore the characteristics and habitats of catfish and walrus, two unique sea animals. Learn about their physical features, behaviors, and adaptations to their environments.