Clownfish

There are 28 species of Clownfish. Some places they are known as anemone fish. They are normally found at the bottom of the sea. Sea anemones are cnidarians(aquatic invertebrate), which mean they are related to corals and jellyfish. Any other fish is likely to come and run into an anemone and they will be stung. Of the many species of anemones only 10 act as homes for the clownfish.Sea Cucumber: Over 1500 species of sea cucumbers exist world wide and about 200 of those exist in Australian waters. The sea cucumbers are boiled and dried in the sun to make them easier to transport and then used in stir fries and soups. They also have strong medical powers. These slow moving animals have a weird way of getting oxygen, they breathe through their anus!
A Lot of people can tell that it is coral spawning day. There is usually an orange slick on the water that has a certain aroma, and all the planktivores have bulging stomachs from feasting on the leftover, unfertilized eggs, and marine biologists on the reef have got red eyes from staying up all night.Green Sea Turtle: They have a smooth, high-domed carapace shell. They are normally olive green in colour, with occasional brown, reddish-brown or black highlights. The little baby hatchlings have a black carapace with white margins around the carapace, on the flippers, and on the bottom of the shell.They are found most commonly in coral reefs. These coral reefs have to have a lot of seaweed and around inshore sea grass pastures. These herbivores live on a mix of food. Algae, seagrass and jelly fish. And when we are not careful they sometimes eat plastic.The White Tip Shark is one of the smaller shark in the