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they live in the ocean, salty areas. The come from the kingdom animalia and their phylum is mollusca. They’re known for being transparent which they actually use to camouflage in the ocean to stay away from predators and easy to find their prey.

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Crystal Jelly
Aequorea sp.
This jelly is meaty invisible to hungry predators
Lives both nearshore and offshore in the eastern Pacific Ocean

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Flamboyant cuttlefish: Native to shallow reefs of Papua New Guinea and Oceana, Metasepia pfefferi is a small cephalopod that uses 2 arms to “walk” along sand beds. It’s bright colors (aposematism) warn predators of it’s venomous bite. Oliver

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Moon Jellyfish
Aurelia Aurita
They love very close to shore in black seas that are temperatures 9C to 19C
My favorite fact about moon jellies is that they are transparent so they blend in

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Hammerhead shark - sphyrnidae
Lives in coastal waters over continental shelves.

They look mean, but there have only ever been 17 recorded attacks on humans with 0 fatalities.

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Banngai Cardinal fish, lives in the Banngai Archapelago in coral reefs 

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Sea nettle

Chrysaora fuscescens
Live in open ocean
Jellies commute 3,600 feet up and down in the water daily

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Bigfin reef squid - Sepioteuthis lessoniana

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lives in coastal waters, can increase its body size by 6% each day

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Sea Gooseberry
known as pleurobrachia pileus
it is found in open water in northern atlantic ocean, the north sea, baltic sea & black sea.
interesting fact - their bluish white luminescence sometimes colours the waves at night.

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1. Karen Hernandez
3. Walleye Surfperch or Hyperprosopon argenteum
4. Walleye surfperch are found in the Eastern Pacific Ocean from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada to central Baja California, Mexico, including Guadalupe Island (off northern central Baja California).
5. Unlike most marine fishes, these perches give birth to live young

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Name: Black-winged stilt
Scientific Name: Himantopus himantopus
Ecology:Lives in shallow wetlands with limited vegetation.
Fact: They can live in both salt and fresh water.

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African penguins live in cold currents along the coast of South Africa in a climate similar to that of Monterey. They’re the only species of penguin in Africa.

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African penguin/Spheniscus demersus

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Octopus (Octopoda) . They live in coastal marine waters and likes to be in holes or on a rock and corals. The octopus is so large, it can stretch its arm more than twice it’s normal length.

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Common Name: Moon Jellyfish
Scientific Name: Aurelia aurita
Lives in open ocean
Interesting fact: Moon Jellyfish has been taken to space on the Space Shuttle Columbia in 1991.

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Coral reefs
The environment was colorful and then you see black and white fish.

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Scientific name: Thunnus albacares
Common name: Yellowfin Tuna
Ecology: Tropical and Subtropical oceans
Fact: Have a lifespan of 7 years

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Wolf eel / anarrhicthys ocellatus
Lives in cool waters (reefs and bottom)
they’re friendly with divers

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giant pacific octopus, or the Enteroctopus dofleini lives in the North Pacific, and near California Oregon, Alaska, Russia and Korea
and can weigh up to 600 pounds

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Lives in coastal waters and kelp forests, use rocks to break open shells to eat

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Giant sea bass are native to the eastern north pacific and can reach a size of up to 8.2 feet and a weight of 562 pounds

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Rana draytonii used to be everywhere in California but is now a very scarce frog
Keilen Ramirez

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Leopard shark
(Triakis semifasciata)
Leopard sharks dwell in coastal and shallow waters. They are homebodies which means they stay in the same area for much of their lifetime.
Fuechee Thao

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The purple-striped jelly lives in open ocean. It’s sting is not fatal and can be found on the coast of California.

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Southern Sea Otter
Enhydra lutris nereis
Live in kelp forests and near coastlines.
They have the densest fur of all mammals, with a million hairs per square inch of fur!

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Jaqueta garubaldi - Hypsypops rubicundus. it lives in the kelp forest ecosystem. they’re extremely territorial and they’re orange as a warning - arionna tapia 