Distinctive marine creatures

 Distinguished sea creatures

     There are many types of marine organisms distinguished by their strange shapes, some of which are similar to human perceptions of aliens, and some of which combine the shapes of different animals, and the following are the most important of these organisms:

     marine feather star

 The sea feather star is distinguished by its feathers that envelop it underwater, and although it loves shallow water, it can be found as deep as 9 kilometers below the water's surface.  Where he uses his many legs to move down.

blue sea dragon

     The blue dragon is a type of stinging sea creature that often floats on the surface of waves with its blue belly pointing up to roughly match the color of the surface, and its silver back pointing down to blend in with the light.  shiny downward pointing as camouflage to make it difficult for animals to see.

The blue sea dragon is a marine mollusk about 3 cm in length, it is distinguished by its teeth that resemble serrated knife edges that extend along its jaw, it has small arms extended to the sides and at the back with the ones that itch predators It is your second means of defense when exposed to 

leafy sea dragon

     The leafy sea dragon is one of the oddly shaped sea creatures. It is very similar to a seahorse, but has leaf-like appendages to accompany the algae in which it lives. For this reason, it is considered one of the most decorative and camouflaged marine creatures, since its body color ranges from brown to yellow. While the appendages appear olive in color.

     dumbo octopus

     The octopus name "Dumbo" refers to an entire class of deep-sea umbrella-shaped octopuses. It is a cephalopod, because it has fins instead of ears, similar to those of an elephant, which it waves to help it swim. His arms are bound by a leather net. When these arms separate, an octopus emerges. Dumbo in the form of an umbrella.

     Sea creatures with distinctive behavior.

     Some marine creatures are distinguished by their strange behavior, and among the following details:

Stingray

They are also called stingrays, and they have flat bodies, stingrays have been observed on the long, sharp spines of their tail, and stingrays are usually host-shaped, and the fish takes the shape of a disc, and has a flexible tail. 

Most species of rays are armed with serrated edges and venomous spines that allow them to pounce on their prey. They live in all seas and oceans and are also called rays.

     Parrotfish

     The behavior of the parrotfish contributes mainly to the formation of sandy beaches, since these fish use their large beaks to eat hard coral, to return it after being digested to the beaches in the form of sand, and according to estimates, the parrotfish produces up to more than 300 kg of sand per year. 

     abu militia

The Abu Melisat family consists of 53 genera and around 345 species, all of which share their slender bodies and many colors that help them hide on the ocean floor, and are famous for their closely packed teeth in a row in each jaw.  Among their antics are mimicry, jumping between rocks and painting for courtship, as well as attacking other fish to feed on their fins and skins.

     Marine organisms with somatic skeletons.

Distinctive: Some marine organisms differ from other organisms by having distinct body structures, and the following is a breakdown:

Octopus

     The octopus has a unique vision in the world of living beings, as the octopus is a color-blind organism, as it cannot distinguish the colors around it, but it separates the longer light waves by adjusting the depth of the eyeballs, and therefore can focus on each wavelength separately. 

     shark

Shark skin contains small tooth-like spines called skin teeth, and these spines help reduce the removal of water from their body as they swim, and this is what allows sharks to swim faster and easier, and these spines they also help protect the shark from predators and ward off 

     Osteopathy

The peacock mantis shrimp, also known as the peacock mantis shrimp, is a crustacean that closely resembles a crab, but is green in color, brightly colored, with orange antennae and blue arches on the legs, the male being often brighter and more powerful. Brighter than the  It also has some characteristics of birds of prey in destroying its prey, and is also characterized by spots similar to tiger spots on the undersides of its body, blue eyes comp And many colored legs, 3 pairs of which are used to carry prey, 3 other pairs for walking, and 5 final pairs for swimming.