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Fish and Sea Creatures

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Colourful tropical fish swimming above a vibrant coral reef
📷 NOAA's National Ocean Service · Public Domain

, , and are to an of . are , which they have a , just like you. But of air with , using . As over the , they out the that is in it, the to the .

are for in . Most have a , that through the , to and , and a of to their . Many also have a bag called a , which they or to at just the or up.

An orange clownfish sheltering among the tentacles of a sea anemone
📷 Joe Mabel (on Flickr as Joe Mabel from Seattle, US) · CC BY-SA 3.0
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The about 3.5 more than 34,000 — far more than all .

🔗 Match each fish body part to its job.

  • Gills

  • Fins

  • Scales

  • Swim bladder

Not every in the sea is a . , , , , and sea are all — a . A has no , , or , yet it has in the for of of . Each of these has its own way of .

An octopus with eight arms resting on the ocean floor
📷 JULIAN MASON from London, UK · CC BY 2.0

🗂️ Sort each sea creature: fish (has a backbone) or not a fish?

  • Clownfish

  • Shark

  • Octopus

  • Jellyfish

  • Seahorse

  • Crab

🔗 Match each sea creature to something special about it.

  • Shark

  • Octopus

  • Seahorse

  • Clownfish

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are called the of the sea — they than 1% of the but are to about 25% of all .

The is one of the most on : , , and by from the . The that there have . Many make their own using a called , to or to to one another. The even a from its like a rod to into its .

An enormous whale shark cruising through the water with its huge mouth open
📷 Matthew T Rader · CC BY-SA 4.0
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The is the , 12 — but it only on , which it through its .

✍️ Fill in the sea-life words.

using to get from the , and they are because they have a . Some make their own using .

Quiz time! 📝

Fish and Sea Creatures Quiz

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