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Marine Life Profiles
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Marine Life Profiles

Profiles of different types of marine life. Learn about species of plankton, marine algae, and marine invertebrates and vertebrates.
Marine Life
3 Subcategories in Marine Life Profiles
14 Articles in: Marine Life Profiles
A blue whale spouting - © Blue Ocean Society
Marine Animal Facts
The world of marine animals is a very diverse, fascinating group, and includes animals from relatively motionless marine invertebrates, to large vertebrates such as whales and sharks who range across the oceans. View profiles and facts about marine life.
Barnacles / Nature Picture Library / Britain on View / Getty Images - Nature Picture Library / Britain on View / Getty Images
Fascinating Facts About Barnacles
If you've ever walked along a rocky shore in bare feet, you've probably seen (and felt) the shells of barnacles. Inside those tough white shells, there's an animal that is related to lobsters, crab and shrimp. In this slideshow you can learn some fascinating facts about barnacles.
Two polar bears on a small ice floe - SeppFriedhuber/Vetta/Getty Images
Where Do Polar Bears Live?
Where do polar bears live? Find out more.
Conch Shell, Bahamas / Reinhard Dirscherl / WaterFrame/ Getty Images - Reinhard Dirscherl / WaterFrame/ Getty Images
Going Gaga Over Gastropods
Learn facts about gastropods and see examples of different types of gastropods, including whelks, conchs, limpets, abalone and nudibranchs.
blue spot octopus, Octopus mototi, Lembeh - Rodger Klein/WaterFrame/Getty Images
10 Facts About Cuttlefish
Facts about cuttlefish, a cephalopod that lives in tropical and temperate waters and has amazing camouflage abilities.
Orange Sea Slug / Borut Furlan / WaterFrame / Getty Images - Borut Furlan / WaterFrame / Getty Images
Gorgeous Gastropods
See examples of stunning gastropod marine mollusks including nudibranchs, abalone and snails, with facts about each.
Southern right whale dolphin pod - Lieutenant Elizabeth Crapo, NOAA Corps./NOAA Photo Library
Southern Right Whale Dolphin Facts
The southern right whale dolphin is a brilliantly-colored dolphin that lives in the Southern Hemisphere. Learn about this dolphin's natural history.
Michael Sewell/Photolibrary/Getty Images - Michael Sewell/Photolibrary/Getty Images
Fascinating Facts About the Northern Right Whale Dolphin
The northern right whale dolphin is species found in the Pacific Ocean. Learn about northern right whale dolphin identification and natural history.
Two Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Lembeh Strait, Sulawesi, Indonesia - Franco Banfi/WaterFrame/Getty Images
Harlequin Ghost Pipefish Fact Sheet
Harlequin ghost pipefish, also called ornate ghost pipefish, are small, colorful pipefish decorated with many slender appendages.
Giant Squid and Sperm Whale Graphic / Dorling Kindersley / Getty Images - Dorling Kindersley / Getty Images
Everything You Need to Know About the Giant Squid
The giant squid is one of the largest squid species, and one of the largest invertebrates on Earth. Here you can learn facts about giant squid, including where they live, what they eat and how they reproduce.
icefish-NOAA.jpg - NOAA
Cool Facts About Icefish
Learn some cool facts about icefish - fish that live in cold waters around Antarctica and have white blood.
Polar Bear Eating Seal / Danita Delimont / Gallo Images / Getty Images - Danita Delimont / Gallo Images / Getty Images
What Do Polar Bears Eat?
What do polar bears eat? Learn more about the species that polar bears eat along with other facts about polar bears.
Comb Jelly/Mint Images - Frans Lanting / Getty Images - Mint Images - Frans Lanting / Getty Images
5 Fun Facts About Comb Jellies
An introduction to comb jellies, or ctenophores. Learn 5 fascinating facts about comb jellies.
Coral (Pocillopora sp.) polyps with symbiotic zooxanthellae - Oxford Scientific/Getty Images
What Are Zooxanthellae?
Zooxanthellae are algae found in reef-building corals. Learn about them and why they are important for healthy coral reefs.
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