• Sea anemone – correct answer
• Coral
• Sponge
• Sea lily

Sea anemones may look like flowers, but they’re carnivores that sting and eat unsuspecting fish.

• Great white shark
• Tiger shark
• Whale shark – correct answer
• Orca

The whale shark has more than 3,000 tiny teeth, but it doesn’t use them to chew. It just filters plankton. You play, we give. Play Games that Give to give even more for free.

• It covers less area than deserts
• It freezes solid every winter
• It is larger than all land ecosystems combined – correct answer
• It changes shape every year

The deep ocean is Earth’s largest ecosystem, bigger than forests, deserts, and grasslands combined. That’s why scientists say we still know surprisingly little about it, and why protecting it matters so much.

• Dolphin
• Beluga whale
• Orca
• Humpback whale – correct answer

Humpback whales blow spiral rings of bubbles around prey, trapping fish in shimmering nets before swallowing them.

• TRUE – correct answer
• FALSE

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• Moon Jelly
• Box Jellyfish
• Comb Jelly
• Ghost Jelly – correct answer

This spooky stunner doesn’t just look otherworldly — it is. The ghost jellyfish uses long oral arms instead of tentacles and gives birth to live young that swim out of its mouth. Seriously. Nature is wild. These rare giants have only been seen about 120 times, making each sighting a deep-sea surprise party for science lovers.

• Kelp forests – correct answer
• Coral reefs
• Mangrove forests
• Open-ocean plankton

Kelp forests grow fast and soak up large amounts of carbon dioxide. Some of that carbon sinks into deep water, storing it long-term. Kelp provides shelter for marine life and protects coastlines, making it one of the ocean’s most effective natural climate heroes. Facts like this shows the ocean is full of solutions worth celebrating. Discover our newest arrivals, designed to honor ocean conservation and protect the sea.

• Clam
• Sea star – correct answer
• Jellyfish
• Octopus

Some sea stars can reproduce by splitting themselves in half, creating two identical clones. No date required.

• TRUE – correct answer
• FALSE

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