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Marine Animals & Fish
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Marine Animals & Fish
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shrimp
(n)
a small crustacean with a long tail that is frequently eaten
boiled shrimp
boiled shrimp
salmon
(n)
Clams, salmon, shrimp, lobsters, and squid are all seafood.
Clams, salmon, shrimp, lobsters, and squid are all seafood.
tuna
(n)
a large fish that is commonly eaten
I like tuna sandwiches.
I like tuna sandwiches.
seal
(n)
a marine mammal with fins that is semi-aquatic
The seal is spinning hula hoops.
The seal is spinning hula hoops.
crab
(n)
boiled crab
lobster
(n)
Lobsters sometimes march in file.
Lobsters sometimes march in file.
sea urchin
(n)
an echinoderm that is spherical in shape, has a shell, and several spines
raw sea urchin
raw sea urchin
octopus
(n)
an octopod with eight sucker covered legs
boiled octopus
boiled octopus
shark
(n)
a marine fish with a dorsal fin, some of which can be dangerous
The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.
The sharks are hunting for food in the shallow water.
whale
(n)
a large underwater mammal with a tail fin and blowhole
The whales are coming up for air.
The whales are coming up for air.
dolphin
(n)
a marine mammal with a beaklike snout
The dolphin is swimming in the ocean.
The dolphin is swimming in the ocean.
fish
(n)
saltwater fish
saltwater fish
sea lion
(n)
a large seal with ears
clam
(n)
a bivalve mollusk that is often edible
swordfish
(n)
squid
(n)
a cephalopod with a long, slender body, eight legs, and two tentacles
The squid are swimming near the coral reef.
The squid are swimming near the coral reef.
oyster
(n)
a type of bivalve mollusk that has irregularly shaped shells and is often edible
raw oyster with lemon
raw oyster with lemon
cod
(n)
ray
(n)
jellyfish
(n)
a marine coelenterate with a soft, gelatinous structure and stinging tentacles
The jellyfish are bobbing in the water.
The jellyfish are bobbing in the water.
starfish
(n)
an invertebrate with five or more arms that resembles the shape of a star
koi
(n)
perch
(n)
bass
(n)
hermit crab
(n)
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