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Also known as ‘Caretta caretta,’ the Loggerhead Sea Turtle distinguishes itself with a robust shell and plays a crucial role in the balance of marine life as a significant migratory species.

This fascinating amphibian stands out for its unique ability to remain in the larval stage throughout its life, retaining external gills and undergoing no complete metamorphosis into an adult form.

A striking and beloved species in the world of saltwater aquariums. Originally hailing from the waters around the Banggai Islands in Indonesia, this graceful fish, with its distinctive black stripes and stately fins, has captured the hearts of aquarium enthusiasts.

This rare and unique fish lives in dark subaquatic  caves, mainly in South-American seas. This species has no eyes and has adapted to life in darkness by relying on other senses.

Identifiable by the sharp blade on its tail, this fish plays an essential role in controlling algae due to its varied diet.

In various shapes and sizes, sharks are crucial for maintaining fish populations’ balance and preserving ocean health.

Jellyfish are vital in the marine food cycle, serving as prey for various predators and contributing to ecological balance.

Recognizable by their gray fur and distinctive snouts, the common seal is well adapted to life in the water, spending most of its time hunting for fish and mollusks.

These seals play a crucial role in marine ecosystems by regulating fish populations and serving as prey for marine predators.