Aquatic Animals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Aquatic Animals For Kids

Most nudibranchs live only a few weeks to about a year in the wild, which means every day of their bright, colorful lives is an adventure!

Blue whales have very few natural predators because of their enormous size — only killer whale pods might try to attack them!

Male Orcas are called “bulls,” females are called “cows,” and babies are called “calves”!

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

Blue whales spend summers feeding in cold polar waters and winters breeding in warmer tropical waters!