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Marine animals that are able to swim on their own against a current.

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Predominantly free-floating organisms that move with the ocean currents. Plankton can be broken up into 3 groups: Phytoplankton, zooplankton, and bacteria plankton.

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Bottom dwelling organisms. There is much diversity in these organisms some are buried in sediment their entire life, some are attached to stone, and others are very quick and roam the ocean floor rapidly. There feeding is also very diverse, although many of the organisms filter feed.

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The deepest part of an ocean, pond or lake including the sediment surface. Animals that are found here are benthos and  invertebrate communities.

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This area is beyond the reach of light penetration. Very deep water, and is usually below the thermocline, where the temperature will drop very rapidly. In north temperature latitudes where winters are harsh, this part of the lake or pond is the warmest and in the summer it is the coldest. Animals in the zone are bacteria, fungi, blood worms, small clams, and phantom larvae.

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This is the open water zone, deeper and more extensive than the littoral zone. Sunlight still reaches this area just not as strongly as in the littoral. The limnetic zone is above the profundal zone. Animals you will find are plankton and nekton.

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This is the area near shore where sunlight can shine all the way through to the bottom of the surface. Aquatic plants are able to grow here for that reason.