Aquatic Animals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Aquatic Animals For Kids

Great White Sharks don’t start having pups until they’re about 33 years old — that’s older than many of your teachers!

Great White Sharks have blue-gray coloring on top and white underneath, which helps them blend in with both the bright surface and dark depths of the ocean!

Great White Sharks have a special organ called a lateral line that runs down their body, helping them feel vibrations in the water!

An Orca’s teeth are about 4 inches (10 cm) long — as long as a credit card!

Baby nudibranchs are called veligers, and they start their life swimming freely in the ocean before settling down on the seafloor!