Living Ocean

😮Sepia latimanus A species of cephalopod mollusk from the genus of true cuttlefish of the cuttlefish family. The second largest species in the cuttlefish order. Interesting facts: - Cuttlefish count better than most human children. - Cuttlefish are known to everyone for their ability to instantly change color.

😳Triggerhorn How big is the gray triggerfish? The triggerfish can grow to a fork length of 60–91 cm (24–36 in), measured from the tip of the mouth to the center of the tail fork. The dwarf minnow can grow up to 3-4 inches (7.62-10.16 cm) in length, which means the triggerfish is eight to nine times larger than the dwarf minnow.

A fish that has legs, and not two or four, but three, up to one meter long. And the name of today’s guest is the tripod fish, as you may have guessed, named because of its three legs, or rather the bony rays emanating from the pectoral fins and tail, like a camera or video camera tripod. This “tripod” lives at depths from 800 to 4700 meters in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. In addition, this fish stands on the bottom, leaning its legs-rays on the bottom, turning against the current, so it catches prey by filtering the water. You still need to look for such lazy people, stand still so that the prey practically swims into your mouth, and she has more than enough patience.

Hammerhead Shark: What's the point of such a strange head? The hammerhead shark is an excellent predator, but its ecological niche is quite exotic. The creature conducts purely bottom hunting. The strange shape of the head serves as a huge radar. Sensitive sensors on its hammer-like face help the bug-eyed predator find its victims.

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🤩Spotted Eagle The slope is large in size. The maximum size can reach up to 3.30 meters. The head measures 50 cm. Body weight is 230 kilograms. Such large specimens are rarely found, mostly fish up to 180 cm. In front of the spotted eagle there is an elongated flat snout of a slightly rounded shape, it looks like a huge duck nose.

🤫Sperm whales are having a conversation They communicate primarily through sounds—clicks, clicks, and low-frequency hums. Sperm whales also use tactile touch, visual movements, and possibly chemical signals in their social interactions.

Epic showdown A battle between the fearless striped sea serpent and the giant moray eel. 👉Secrets of the Oceans 🐋

Mantis Crayfish 🦐 The body of the animal is covered with a dense, strong chitinous shell - a shell, like that of crustaceans. Reaches a length from 10 to 34 cm, and a weight of about 200 g.