Swordfish
Lose their scales and teeth as adults
Northwest Pacific
Giant Isopod
Giant isopods are the largest group of isopods in the world
Lancetfish
Lancetfish live at depths up to 6,500 feet below sea level
Flounder Fish
There are around 240 different species of Flounder fish
Cockle
Cockles live quite long; their lifespan usually ranges from 5 to 10 years in the wild.
Chiton
Chitons are closely related to snails, oysters, and mussels because of their shared phylum
Gulper Eel
Gulper eels have a similar lifespan to humans and can live up to 85 years old. However, their age depends on their habitat and the availability of food.
Pollock Fish
Pollock is a nutritious fish, generally readily available for human consumption, and more sustainable and affordable than other whitefish species like hake or haddock.
Scallops
Scallops begin their lives by attaching to sea grass on the ocean floor.
Sea Turtle
The great migratory sea turtle roams the world’s open oceans, supremely well-adapted for an aquatic lifestyle.
Galapagos Tortoise
The Galapagos tortoise is among the giants of the reptile class.
Pufferfish
Puffer fish love their mate
Dolphin
Dolphins can travel in superpods of more than 1,000 individuals!
Sponge
Some people use sponges as sponges
Moray Eel
Sometimes, groupers invite moray eels to help them hunt!
