Faisal Abedin 
Do whales lay eggs or give birth? Whales do not lay eggs for reproduction. Instead, they give birth to live young. This is because whales are marine mammals, not fish. Remember, all whale species give birth rather than laying eggs. In this blog, I will discuss the whale’s reproduction system in more detail, including why … Read more
The Gulf of Mexico (GOM) is a semi-enclosed sea that is connected to the Atlantic Ocean. If you’re a whale enthusiast, you may wonder, “Are there any whales in the Gulf of Mexico?” The answer is yes. Five common whale species are there in the Gulf of Mexico. They are: Rice’s, Bryde’s, Sperm, Humpback, and … Read more
Are whales mammals or fish? In short, whales are marine mammals, not fish. They are mammals along with dolphins, porpoises, sea lions, and others. While many ocean creatures, such as sharks, are classified as fish, it’s natural to wonder why whales are mammals instead. The answer lies in their evolutionary history and anatomical adaptations. In … Read more
Siphonophores are amazing creatures that live in a variety of places in the ocean, from the shore to the deep sea. They belong to the same group as corals, hydroids, and jellyfish. They are not single animals, but colonies of many specialized individuals called zooids that work t ogether as one. Researchers have identified more … Read more
Sea robins, or gurnards, are fascinating fish species in the Atlantic, Mediterranean, Black, and Baltic Seas. These fish belong to the Triglidae family, which includes bottom-dwelling fish. This species has a broad triangular head, prominent eyes, and large pectoral fins. Also, they tend to be reddish or brownish and grow up to 18 inches long. … Read more
The scientific name of the four-handed box jellyfish is Chiropsalmus quadrumanous. These are the most venomous species of box jellyfish. These species are commonly found in the Gulf of Mexico, the western Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. These are one of the more popular species of box jellyfish due to their venomous stings. The … Read more
Copepods are tiny crustaceans that belong to the class Copepoda. They are one of the most diverse and abundant animals, with over 14,000 known species. They are found in almost every freshwater and saltwater habitat on our planet. Most copepods exist as plankton. Some copepods are also parasitic, living on or inside other animals, including … Read more
The crown-of-thorns starfish is a marine creature living in the Indo-Pacific region. These starfish have sharp, venomous spines. They come in various colors, like purplish-blue and greenish-gray, making them a sight to behold. But beware! Their beauty can be deceiving. They can cause severe damage to coral reefs. But what makes these starfish such a … Read more
Yes, you can consume tarpon as food. However, due to its size and tough, bony flesh, it is not considered a desirable or easy-to-cook fish for human consumption. In addition, the tarpon is often protected by catch-and-release regulations to ensure its survival and preservation as a species. With its distinctive silvery scales and long, streamlined … Read more
Zebra Turkeyfish, also known as Zebra Lionfish, is a venomous marine fish species that belongs to the Scorpaenidae family. These fish are native to the Indo-Pacific region, inhabiting coral reefs and rocky areas. They are a well-known sight for divers and snorkelers because of their striking appearance, which includes bold stripes and long, flowing fins. … Read more
