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 Blue tangs are often found swimming in large school cruising over the reef top, grazing on algaes. These conglomerations are often composed of multiple species within the Acanthuridae (surgeonfish and tangs) family.
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 blue tang and clown fish
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 Leafy sea dragon
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 sea lion facts: can see better in water than on land 7 species of sea lion life span 18 years in wild 23 years in captivity often suffer from a range of health issues caused by human feed on squid, octopus, fish, small sharks, lobsters and even birds can feed in depths up to 300m
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 southern dumpling squid facts: found in water surrounding southern australia average 20-30mm in width can grow up to 7cm life span 5-8 months hide under sand during the day to hide from potential predators more commonly seen at night
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 Spotted eagle ray facts: length up to 5m, wing span max 2.5m generally shy and hard to approach feeds on molluscs can weigh up to 230kg tail has very venomous barb light brown marked with continuous with or yellowish spots usually swim near the surface of the water and will jump out of the water if threatened
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 harp seal facts: live in the arctic unless babies the seal usually lives in the water average live span is 20 years can weight up to 180kg predators include killer whales, sharks, polar bears and humans who kill illegally for their beautiful fur
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 spinner dolphin: gets its name from its acrobatic displays most spins in the air ever recorded is 7 eat mainly fish and squid found in tropical regions live in pods up to 1000 dolphins smaller than most species prey for killer whales and sharks member of the Delphinidae family
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 Faint-Banded Sea Snake facts: ranges from 0.5 - 1m eats fish and shellfish can hold its breath for as long as 7 to 8 hours only a quarter of those bitten are envenomated since the snake rarely injects much of its venom the most venomous snake in the world