Blue Whale
The blue whale's deep, low-frequency trills can be heard for hundreds of miles underwater. These giants weigh 130,000-150,000kg and are the size of three buses.
Mandarin Fish
Mandarin Fish are known for their vibrant scales in blues, oranges, greens, and yellows. Native to the Pacific Ocean, they peacefully drift near coral reefs.
Sea Turtle
Sea turtles have swum for over 100 million years. Living up to 80 years, they travel thousands of miles between feeding and nesting grounds, with leatherbacks diving to 4,200 feet.
Seahorse
Seahorses, with their unique appearance and graceful movements, are the only species where males undergo pregnancy and give birth. They float among seaweed in shallow waters worldwide.
Leafy Sea Dragon
Found off Australia’s coasts, the leafy sea dragon resembles floating seaweed with leaf-like projections. Like seahorses, males can get pregnant and bear offspring.
Sea Slug
Despite their name, sea slugs are vibrant and venomous. Found globally, their colors range from bright pink to deep purple with intricate patterns, making them breathtaking creatures.
Lion's Mane Jellyfish
The Lion’s Mane Jellyfish, with tentacles up to 120 feet long, is a gigantic predator. This powerful jellyfish feeds on small fish and plankton and is found worldwide.