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Unique Aquatic Creatures

This quiz will teach you about some of the weirdest creatures that inhabit the waters of our planet!


 

Quiz ID:#20897
Fun:*** (2.29)
Difficulty:*** (2.46)
Category:Nature > Animals
Created By:Gilligan1111Aca**!!!!

 

 



 



#1   This fish has both lungs and gills, enabling it to breathe both under and above water.

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#2   Found in the deepest depths, this fish literally walks on the sea floor.






#3   This strange 30cm-long creature lives in the pitch black of the deep waters. It was first mistakenly described as an octopus in 1903.





#4   This shark has a horn, almost like a unicorn, giving it a very peculiar appearance.






#5   The mouth of this shark expands to accommodate more plankton to filter into its stomach.






#6   This fish has the largest teeth compared to body size in the world. They are so big, it cannot even close its own mouth!

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#7   Being the only fish that feeds on wood, this creature is certainly unique.






#8   This scavenger has no jaws; it instead rasps off the flesh of dead fish and whales on the sea floor.






#9   This six-foot long eel can swallow fish its own size whole.







#10   This loach has been known to swim frantically due to its ability to sense changes in the weather.







 

 


   



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