is for Angelfish

Angelfish are thought to be beautiful, and they are, that's how it got its name. They come in usually colors like black, white, and yellow.

is for Beluga whale

Beluga whales are like small whales able to chirp. They change colors throughout their lifetime. They start with reddish brown, then bluish grey, and then completely white.

is for Clownfish

Clownfish have another 

name.

That name is clown anemone.

fish. They're named after 

their homes, anemone! 

They're pretty famous for their orange, black, and white stripes.

is for Dolphins

Dolphins are intelligent sea creatures that are actually mammals. Mammals need air so when a dolphin needs air, it comes up to the surface to get air.

is for Electric Eel

Electric eels are named after their power to make a lightbulb that needs 860 volts powered on.

Electric eels live in swamps

in South America. 

Electric eels are shocking!

is for Fangtooth Fish

Fangtooths are scary-looking fish named after their creepy fangs. They lay deep in the sea lying on its side. What a creepy looking fish.

Great White Sharks are cannibals, meaning they eat another of their kind. Great White Sharks are so big and deadly for their kind that the only other predators are orcas.

is for Great White Shark

is for Humuhumunukunukuapuaa

Humuhumunukunukuapuaas are their Hawaiian names. Their English name is "red triggerfish".  Red triggerfish have a long spike on their back probably to show their scared.

is for Ichthyosaur 

Ichthyosaurs (pronounced ich-thee-yuh-sores) are prehistoric marine reptiles that had a body of sharks and dolphins combined. Like dolphins, ichthyosaurs come up to the surface to breathe air.

is for Jellyfish

Jellyfish are like lazy blobs floating in the ocean, but we're talking about box jellyfish, and they can be venomous. Box jellyfish have strong stingers that can injure you a lot. Their stingers are so powerful that they can even be partially poisonous!

is for Krill

Krill are different from shrimp. Krill are smaller and they have three segments instead of two. Krill is one of the smallest creatures in the sea, making it low in the food chain. Many creatures like whales eat them because of that.

is for Leafy Seadragon

Leafy Seadragons are not leafy dragons or seahorses. Leafy Seadragons are one type of seadragons. These creatures are like seahorses since the males have babies, not females. Leafy Seadragons look leafy so they can camouflage making it hard for predators to see.

is for Mysterious

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The ocean is so gigantic that only 5% of it has been discovered leaving a whopping 95% of it unknown and mysterious.  Let's see what other creatures are in the sea waiting to be discovered.

is for Needlefish

Needlefish are slim and slender fish that have needle-like snouts. That is how these fish got their names. These fish don't just live in the ocean but in North American rivers and lakes. 

is for Ocean

An ocean is a big piece of saltwater. Its size makes it have a lot of creatures from tiny krill to enormous whales. It also has algae and kelp (algae and kelp are plants that live in any ocean).

is for Pufferfish

Pufferfish have other names. They are porcupine fish and blowfish. When a predator comes near a pufferfish, it blows up, like a balloon. Pufferfish have spikes around it making it look scary.