CLOWN FISH

• Clown fish are known for their orange and white stripes.
• They are part of one of the smallest fish species, Permnas.
• They are mostly found in the pacific and Indian oceans.
• They eat Zooplankton and sometimes algae.

GREEN TURTLES

• Green turtles eat mostly seaweed.
• Green turtles can grow up to 4 ft. in length.
• The green turtle species is endangered because people are kicking them off their beaches.
• Green turtles sleep on land occasionally.

HAMMERHEAD SHARK

• Hammerhead sharks eat squid,fish,and octopus.
• Hammerheads are sometimes found near shore because they like how warm it is.
• They got there name after how there face looks. Like a hammer.
• They sometimes swim in schools of sharks.

BARRACUDA

• Barracuda like to eat fish that are tiny enough to swallow.
• You can find barracuda anywhere worldwide, most of the time.
• They defend themselves with their large and sharp teeth.
• They are very dangerous when you get close to them.

MANATEE

• Manatees are also known as the "sea cow".
• Manatees eat seaweed because their bodies can digest it more easily.
• They are found near coastal waters.
• Manatees are endangered because of people and their boats.

RED ALGAE

• Red algae is mostly found in Europe and Asia.
• Red algae can come in red and green.
• They are one of the oldest types of algae.
• They help the coral reefs grow.

KELP

• Grows in underwater forests in shallow waters.
• It is a type of seaweed.
• It comes in brown,green and yellow.
• The word "kelp" means ashes.

CAULERPA

• Caulerpa is a type of seaweed.
• It is Found mostly in the Indian Ocean.
• It is a lime green color.
• It comes in beds of algae.

SEAGRASS

• Seagrass are flowering plants.
• Seagrass forms in beds and meadows.
• Most animals eat Seagrass because it can be digested easily.
• Seagrass looks exactly like normal grass.

CORAL

• Coral comes in many different colors and sizes.
• Coral can catch fish and plankton.
• Coral is mostly found in coral reefs. Not all of it.
• Most of it is found in Australia.

WEATHER

• The climate north of the equator is a monsoon climate. It gets a lot of precipitation.
• The Indian is part of the tropical oceans and it is the warmest out of all of them.
• The temperature is 68°F sometimes in the water.
• Most animals can tolerate the weather .

LANDSCAPE

• It borders the Indian Ocean, the Pacific ocean etc.
• It has a lot of precipitation there.
• Turtles come, so they marked off an area especially for them.
• People mostly litter on the beaches and never clean it up, so some of it is dirty.

FUN FACTS!

• The Indian Ocean is the 3rd largest body of saltwater in the world.
• It covers 20% of the Earth's surface.
• There are many minerals in the sand surrounding the Indian Ocean.
• 40% of the world's oil comes from the Indian Ocean.
• The Indian Ocean gets 20 cm wider every year.

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