Sea animals

Explore the differences of the worlds 7 species of sea turtle as you colour in this free Sea Turtle Species colouring page. The species include Loggerhead, Green, Leatherback, Hawksbill, Kemp's Ridley, Olive Ridley and Flatback turtles. See original blog post to extend this activity further with questions to research.

Dolphins are some of the most beloved and intelligent marine animals in the world. From their playful personalities to their complex communication systems, there's so much more to these creatures than meets the eye. In this dolphin fact file, we’re diving deep into the world of dolphins—the animal facts you didn’t know, the science behind their behavior, and the wild adaptations that make them one of the ocean’s most fascinating species.

The vaquita porpoise (Phocoena sinus) is the smallest cetacean alive and one of the most endangered marine mammals. Found exclusively in Mexico’s Gulf of California, its population has plummeted from 600 individuals in 1997 to fewer than 10 by 2021

Types of Dolphins You Didn’t Even Know Existed (PHOTOS)- Southern Right Whale Dolphin. Description from pinterest.com. I searched for this on bing.com/images

Most people think “dolphin” means one animal. In reality, there are 40+ species worldwide — including river dolphins, ocean giants, and even orcas. This infographic highlights key dolphin species from around the world. Want to learn how to tell them apart? Dive into the full guide on Wildlife Nomads.

Sharks: ancient, mysterious, and often very misunderstood creatures. These iconic ocean predators, classified as cartilaginous fish within the class Chondrichthyes, have roamed Earth’s waters for over 400 million years, long before dinosaurs ever took their first steps on land. Get to Know more about them

Did you know there are 10 species of hammerhead shark — from the massive Great Hammerhead down to the tiny Bonnethead? 🦈 Meet them all side by side, see how their head shapes differ, and find out which species are Critically Endangered, Endangered, or still holding on.