Top 15 sea animal facts| Star fish| Stone fish| Sail fish| Most Poisonous| Largest fish species
Starfish
is not a “fish” but they are from the Echinodermata family as they do not have
gills, scales, or fin as fishes have.
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The first
whale to ever exist on the planet evolved from a “wolf sized four-legged mammal” that lived around the Tethys Sea 50 million years ago.
Sea turtles
live for around 100 years and lay about 100 eggs each
time they nest.
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Recently,
a new species of Electric eel (Electrophorus Voltai) has been discovered that can produce a shock
of 860 volts which have been recorded as the highest
in the world.
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A unique
fact about horned sea snake is that it the only sea snake in the world that has
spine in his body.
Clownfish
popularly known as “Nemo” starts its life as a male and if the dominant female
dies, one of the males will develop into a female.
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An Octopus
has 3 hearts and their brain is situated in their arms.
A Blobfish
declared the ugliest animal in 2013 does not have any muscle tissue in the
body.
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Stonefish
is the most venomous fish in the world.
A shark is
able to move both its upper and lower jaw unlike humans and other animals.
Sailfish
is the fastest fish on the planet that can reach a speed of 68 mph.
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Did you
know, the offspring of a whale is called a calf.
Mariana
Snailfish is the deepest fish in the ocean that survives in the ocean depth of more
than 26000 feet.
The biggest
giant squid ever recorded was 43 feet long and weigh nearly a ton.
Jellyfish
were one of the first creatures to exist on the planet which does not have a
brain, heart, bone, or eyes.
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