Tell me your favorite sea creature.
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Re: Tell me your favorite sea creature.
The sea, no don't, has creatures of various sizes and shapes; from the small fine and creepy to the big fearsome and attractive. Sea horses, I know about but, sea lions? New information!Amagine wrote:Sea horses are another good animal to like.
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I know right! There are so many interesting creatures under the sea that many people don't know about.KlareAllison wrote:The sea, no don't, has creatures of various sizes and shapes; from the small fine and creepy to the big fearsome and attractive. Sea horses, I know about but, sea lions? New information!Amagine wrote:Sea horses are another good animal to like.
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I know another member who is a big fan of sharks too lolleandrarose wrote:Definitely sharks! They have a bad reputation, mostly due to how they're portrayed on television and in film, but they're beautiful.
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I wonder about that thing. Hmmm, I will gonna do a research on that, too.MsTri wrote:Sea horses and jellyfish get my vote...but my real favorite is still just a myth, the Loch Ness Monster.
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I love cetaceans, always have. Orcas are my favorite of them all.
But sharks hold a special place in my heart, and I can't really pick a favorite.
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You were the one I was referring to when I said I know someone who loves sharksGravy wrote:Not sure I could pick just one.
I love cetaceans, always have. Orcas are my favorite of them all.
But sharks hold a special place in my heart, and I can't really pick a favorite.

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