Friday, 22 March 2013

                                    Strange Splashes

                                                       Sword Fish:
It is one of the fastest fish in the ocean. They have a long bill that looks similar to a sword which allows it to slice at its prey. They don't spear it like people often think.



Jelly Fish- They have tiny stinging cells in their tentacles to stun or paralyze their prey before they eat them.










Hammer Head Shark:- Their eye placement on each end of its wide  hammer shaped head, allows it a vertical 360 degree view, which enables it to see both above and below.








Whales are known to imitate human, but can it produce human sounds?
A driver went to the bottom of a water body inhabited
by the whales and distinctly heard the word "Out" . Not once not twice , but five times. It took him a while to figure out that it was whales who wanted him out.








                                                                                    Sea Horse
                                                                           Unlike any other species, the males become pregnant. Sea horses are the slowest fish in the ocean. When they are at rest they curl their tail around coral or seaweed so that they don't float away.








Star Fish:-They typically have five arms but some spices have many more. The sun star for instance have about forty arms. A star fish can regenerate damages or lost arms.







                                                                     
                                                                         Lobster:-
                                                   Lobsters have 10 walking l0 walking legs . The front three pairs hold claws and the first pair of claws are larger than others. Lobster must moult in order to grow.




Coral Reef:- They are living structures build over thousands of years by tiny animals called polypus. Referred to as 'rainforests of the ocean". They provide food and shelter for a large variety of organisum









                                          World Water Day Falls On 22nd March

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