Aquatic Animals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Aquatic Animals For Kids

Blue whales fast for 4–7 months during their migration and breeding season, living off their stored blubber!

Before commercial whaling, there were about 350,000 blue whales in the world’s oceans!

A group of cone snails is called a walk, rout, or escargatoire — though they usually like to live alone!

Cone snails make a sticky slime trail as they move, which helps them slide smoothly across the ocean floor!

Great White Sharks communicate with each other using body language, like slapping their tails on the water’s surface!