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Its skeleton is made of cartilage instead of bone. People who are afraid of this fish are considered to be galeophobic.
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Shark
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Also called the "dogs of the sea", these pinnipeds have a thick layer of blubber under their skin to warm them in icy waters.
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Seal
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These are slow-moving gastropods that can also live on land. They are known for their large external shell and slimy body.
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Snail
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An oily fish that is often packaged in tins, and commonly eaten by older people.
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Sardine
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A commercially crucial species of fish known for the deep red or pinkish color of its flesh.
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Salmon
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A variant of the species above with a red body and green head.
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Sockeye
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They lay their eggs on the seashore, where the hatched babies must then make its way back to the ocean while avoiding predators such as crabs or seagulls.
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Sea Turtle
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It's an amphibian with a long tail and short limbs, that was formerly believed to be able to withstand fire.
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Salamander
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These deep-sea fish have oversized teeth reminiscent of a particular prehistoric cat of the same name.
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Sabertooth
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An edible fish with an elongated snout that represents autumn in seasonal Japanese cuisine.
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Saury
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A flatfish that gets its name from its resemblance to a sandal. Its name is applied to other flatfish as well.
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Sole
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These prehistoric fish have existed for over 120 million years, and are the largest fish native to Chesapeake Bay. They have a long and sleek body with bony plates.
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Sturgeon
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Their name comes from their long and pointed bill that resembles a particular weapon. They lose all of their teeth and scales by adulthood.
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Swordfish
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One of these killed Steve Irwin by piercing its barb into his heart, causing him to bleed to death.
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Stingray
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It is the most venomous fish in the world. As an ambush predator, they boast a spiky body that allows them to camouflage in the ocean floor.
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Stonefish
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Native to the western Atlantic Ocean, this fish is known for its white body with black stripes over it.
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Spadefish
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They are small crustaceans with an elongated and semi-transparent body. They can be cooked into tempura.
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Shrimp
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These invertebrates lack a brain and are nocturnal, and they have a vegetable in their name.
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Sea Cucumber
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A female mythological figure that lures sailors to their demise with a song.
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Siren
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Sharing their name with a mammal, these fish are known for the fact that the males give birth.
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Seahorse
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The largest bony fish in the world. It is known for its large, flat circular shape.
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Sunfish
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They appear similar to rays, but their main difference is that they lay eggs whilst rays give birth to live young.
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Skate
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They differ from seals by that they have ear flaps, and can rotate and "walk" on land.
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Sea Lion
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Their bodies are covered in pores that allow water to circulate through their body. They may live in a pineapple under the sea.
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Sponge
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An invertebrate with five limbs that can regenerate. They can reproduce both asexually and sexually.
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Starfish
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Also known as betta, these colorful fish are aggressive towards each other but also make great house pets.
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Siamese Fighting Fish
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They have a mild and sweet flavor, with meat that turns white when cooked.
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Sea Bass
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It is the fastest fish in the sea, reaching over 70 mph.
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Sailfish
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Their eyes are barrel-shaped and pointed upward. Their heads are transparent, revealing their eyes and brain.
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Spookfish
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You can find these birds near the seashore, being recognizable by their white feathers and yellow beak.
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Seagull
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When smoked, these fishes from the North Pacific Ocean become a staple of New York appetizing stores.
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Sablefish
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These urchins have a flower pattern in their center, and they (or their skeletons) can be found along the beach.
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Sand Dollar
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They are known for shooting ink as a defense mechanism, as well as having eight arms and two tentacles.
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Squid
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A common way of cooking these fish is by pan-frying them until they turn golden brown.
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Smelt
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They are small, silvery fish that are known for being great bait for bass.
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Shiner
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Also called macroalgae, these aquatic plants are a great source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
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Seaweed
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This shark is located near Alaskan and Russian waters, and has a sluggish nature. They can glide through the water with little body movement.
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Sleeper Shark
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They are reddish pink but have silvery bellies. Their name is related to the long snouts they have.
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Snipefish
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This fish is known for having been used in an experiment that contributed to the study of parallel evolution.
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Stickleback
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They are covered in armored spines around their head, with pectoral fins large enough to look like wings.
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