Physical Attributions: The Great Hammerhead Shark

It is unknown what they drink. According to “Sharks,” ”They sneak up on their prey and chomp them up in one sitting!” This shows that sharks can eat their prey extremely easily. I guess they really like

Some of the creatures included in this diagram are gonodactylidae, coronididae, sculdidae, and such. These are the names of other mantis shrimp. They are all under the category of unipeltata which is used to describe any creatures that burrow, are predatory and aquatic, are stalk eyed, etc. So any stomatopoda is under the classification of unipeltata. It’s easy to get confused with all the complex terms used to explain the phylogeny of organisms so below a diagram is provided so that one can more easily view all the other types of mantis shrimp that exist.

Their sensors help them stay alert for prey or predators. Their suctions help them survive extreme changes in environment like crashing waves or tidal waves. Their digestive system allows them to eat many different types of prey or smaller animals. The ambulacral grooves help to open shells enabling sea stars to digest

Manatees are very graceful swimmers but many don’t know because of their massive size. Manatees really are spectacular beasts with their astounding size. Manatees get to be 13 feet long and up to 1,200 lbs; they are gray, thick,and fat in the middle and start to thin out to a paddle-like tail. Large adults can grow up to 4 meters (about 13 feet) and 800-1,200 lbs: This helps them because they have no natural predators. There habitat is full of predators like a crocodile.

This large range is due to the migratory habits of the leatherback turtles, which are pelagic wanderers that swim great distances to tropical and subtropical coastal regions of the world to feed, mate, and nest. Though we don’t know for certain exactly

The Port and Starboard Lightfish prefers to live in waters that are about 6 to 200 meters in depth. This fish can grow up to 8.7 inches and it is plump in size. Also, it can bring that spirit of adventure into your tank. Most Scuba divers have been reported to sight the Port and Starboard Lightfish. However, it can be quite challenging to photograph this fish.

What do you know about sharks and whales? Sharks and whales are very different, but have some things in common. What are the differences and similarities between their physical characteristics, habitats, and what they eat? What are the differences and similarities between their physical characteristics? The Sharks can grow up to 16 feet long.

There are 2 major groups. Toothed whales include 2 families, the beaked and bottlenose whales and the sperm whale, the white whales and the narwhal. They catch fast-moving prey and they have a single blowhole and wide throat. Toothless whales, there are 3 families of baleen whales, the right whale family, the gray whale family and the Rorqual family is the most familiar of the large whales. They lack teeth but have brushlike sheets of a horny material called baleen.

Through further anecdotal confirmation from fishermen, other native grouper species have been observed regularly preying on lionfish. Two Nassau groupers (Epinephelus striatus) were dissected and lionfish were found in this instance as well (Maljković et al. 2008). This information provided the first documented evidence of a native species preying on lionfish. While some animals are finding a way around the venomous spines of the lionfish, they also pose a threat to human safety.

Also known as the golden kingfish, banded trevally and king trevally, the Golden Trevally has a unique colouration, which ranges from bright yellow with black bars as a juvenile and a golden/silver colour as an adult, It is known to grow to 120 cm in length and 15 kg in weight. They tend to create schools and follow larger animals such as Jelly fish and sharks, but can also be found living in solitude. Because of their fast reflexes and manoeuvrability they can avoid being attacked by the larger species they would follow, and this also allows them to get protection from other predators and the large host would attack the predator. The species’ mouth is one of its features that define it from other fish as the mouth is highly protractile and

Their function is to have the ability to move fast through water to pursue their prey and they have gill slits for abiotic environmental factors. The way sharks reproduce is by having the shark eggs fertilized inside the female. Jellyfish 's adaptations are their stinging cells. It 's their way of getting their food and keeping away from predators. Jellyfishes also use camouflage when it comes to predators.

How Dangerous Are Sharks? First, the have razor sharp teeth, a strong tail, and pointy fins. That’s right it’s a shark! Sharks aren’t even dangerous. They just seem to be, especially with horror music.

These structural armors projecting from the back and pelvis can simultaneously flare out when the fish feels threatened as a defense against predatory vertebrates making it difficult for predators to swallow them. With the back spines pointing directly upward and the pelvic spine pointing out at a perpendicular angle make it difficult for a predatory fish that catches a stickleback to swallow the stickleback. This added benefit allows the fish

The Great White Shark The Great White Sharks, known mostly because of their white underbellies, are one of the most powerful aquatic animals in the world. They can swim at about 25 Miles Per Hour (40 Kilometers per hour) because of their strong muscles and forceful tails. In addition to that, male Great Whites can grow around 11.5 to 13.1 feet long, while females can grow from 14.8 to 16.4 feet long. This paper will demonstrate how Great White Sharks are an important part of their ecosystem, how their diets work and will adequately describe their habitats. As predators in their ecosystem, Great White sharks help maintain the coral reefs and seagrass habitats.

This graph shows a more stable recording in the movement of this type of orca; the furthest that the whale in graph B dives is about 75 meters. Resident killer whales are also known to only prefer fish, opposed to the transient killer whale, which targets marine mammals. The graph also supports the fact that resident killer whales are exactly what their name says, they are familiar with the territory they inhabit, which allows them to frequent and move about more, where as with the transient orca, they could only go so far because they navigate and dive according to where their food is. Both graphs are very distinct in terms of figuring out which type of killer whale it depicts; the resident killer whale has a very consistent dive and depth pattern, and is very easy to detect because of the obvious background of its kind—what it preys on as well as where it usually migrates to, where as the transient killer whale has a more spaced out graph, due to the fact that unlike the resident killer whale, it stays more to the coastal areas and would only dive deep to seek out other marine mammals to prey