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Marine species
Each family is a silo to explore. Eventually, thousands of species; today, the first profiles, fed by the @mysteresoceans Reels as they go.
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Ocean
Sea
Ecosystem
Depth zone
Conservation status
Cnidarians
4 speciesSilo of jellyfish, corals and anemones, from reefs to open water.
Crustaceans
5 speciesSilo of crabs, shrimp, lobsters and related species.
Marine mammals
12 speciesSilo of whales, dolphins, seals and other mammals that returned to the sea.
Molluscs
10 speciesSilo of cephalopods, gastropods and bivalves.
Fish
19 speciesSilo of fish species, cartilaginous and bony.
Rays
4 speciesSilo of rays and other batoids, the flattened cousins of sharks.
Marine reptiles
3 speciesSilo of sea turtles and other reptiles that returned to the sea.
Sharks
8 speciesSilo of shark species, from lagoons to the deep sea.
Marine worms
3 speciesSilo of annelids and marine worms, from reefs to hydrothermal vents.
Marine vegetation
3 speciesSilo of algae, seagrasses and underwater forests: living organisms essential to the ocean's balance.
Echinoderms
5 speciesSilo of starfish, sea urchins and sea cucumbers.