animals of the sea

v     animals of  the sea

v Many species of animals live in the marine the environment which is home to primary single-celled animals, and marine invertebrates such as thorns, mollusks, ringworm s and non-ringworms, jellyfish, coral reefs, and sea anemones, as well as marine vertebrates, which include: Some species of birds, mammals, marine and zooplankton

v     Marine animals breathe

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Different sea animals breathe by absorbing dissolved oxygen into the water According to Christopher MAH,

an invertebrate animal scientist, fish and amphibians in the larval stage use their gills to exchange gases and breathe. Some mammals, such as whales, have real lungs.

v. Facts about sea animals 

  Some interesting facts about marine animals include:

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Ø Some giant jellyfish have sensors that can be been as long as one-third of the length of a

football field.

Ø The smallest mare in the world is smaller than the size of a postage stamp.

Ø  The probes of Qandil are known to be more than 30 meters lon.

Ø  Sharks lived on Earth more than 170 million years before dinosaurs. The octopus has approximately 2000 pipettes on its arms.

Ø Ocean sunfish can spawn more than 300 million eggs at a time. The speed of the dolphin flasks up to more than thirty kilometers per hour,

Ø  and can dive up to a depth of two hundred

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 and fifty meters under the sea the blue whale is one of the largest and largest organisms that have lived on the planet with a weight of more than one hundred and thirty thousand kilograms and length

of more than thirty meters.

Ø  The blue whale feeds on meat and lives between eighty to ninety years.

Ø  Jellyfish live for about one year, and their body weight may reach two kilograms, and feed on fish,

Ø  small plants and crabs. Jellyfish stings usually when human contact with them by mistake,

Ø  and maybe a painful sting,

Ø  and the sting may be some types of fatal sometimes

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