Animals that Start with S

That is true according to the UN's food and agriculture branch, but roe from steelhead, salmon, trout, and whitefish is often labeled as caviar as well.

You are right, it IS octopi

I was told I was found under a cabbage leaf in the garden. Is that where the stork leaves babies?

Yes at one point I needed 2 more and was somehow convinced it needed to be marine/aquatic however you say it animals. I tried seasnail and seaslug....

Yes it is duh

Or english isn't their mother tongue. If you only know the basics of English, sheepherding isn't a subject that tends to come up often.

But "swine" doesn't specifically mean female pig.

Well... yes and no. Seals can mean any type of pinniped, which covers three families: walruses, eared seals (sea lions and fur seals) and earless seals (also known as true seals.) You can limit the term "seals" to mean just the earless seals, but that would cut off a bunch of species of fur seals that are also commonly called "seals." And including fur seals but not sea lions doesn't make much sense, because they're much more closely related to each other than either are to earless seals.

This is another one of those things where there is a common term that we all accept and biologists have a different way of classifying things. We had a definition for seal, and scientists came in and realized that all pinnipeds share traits and have a common ancestor and started labelling walruses as seals. It's like how scientists realized that the common term for berries is hard to define biologically, so scientists told us to stop calling strawberries berries.

...yes they do? "Slither" is defined by Cambridge as "to move easily and quickly across a surface while twisting or curving." Merriam-Webster specifically defines it as "to slip or slide like a snake."