Tell me your favorite sea creature.
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Re: Tell me your favorite sea creature.
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I am a shark nut.Amagine wrote:You were the one I was referring to when I said I know someone who loves sharksGravy wrote:Not sure I could pick just one.
I love cetaceans, always have. Orcas are my favorite of them all.
But sharks hold a special place in my heart, and I can't really pick a favorite.
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I agree. I would also like to go out to the sea and discover new creatures that I've never seen before as well.Nancy Salgado wrote:I enjoy to see the sea, i think is greatful experience to anybody to have the opportunity to see any monster that lives in the ocean, but to me i am only know the dolphins, so i believes the dolphins are my favorite sea creature.
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Hello, fellow shark enthusiast.leandrarose wrote:Definitely sharks! They have a bad reputation, mostly due to how they're portrayed on television and in film, but they're beautiful.
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Also beautiful.Amagine wrote:I've never heard of a lion fish. I'm going to have to look into that!Emie Cuevas wrote:I think my vote will have to go with "Lion Fish". Not only is it totally gorgeous, it's extremely deadly.
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I love the varied colorful saltwater fish (Nemo and friends), sharks, whales, but I think my favorite is the killer whale (orca).
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Amagine wrote:My favorite sea creature would be a dolphin.
Me, too.
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Gravy wrote:Hello, fellow shark enthusiast.leandrarose wrote:Definitely sharks! They have a bad reputation, mostly due to how they're portrayed on television and in film, but they're beautiful.
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Also beautiful.Amagine wrote:I've never heard of a lion fish. I'm going to have to look into that!Emie Cuevas wrote:I think my vote will have to go with "Lion Fish". Not only is it totally gorgeous, it's extremely deadly.
Wow! I think I like Lion Fishes more than Sailfishes! The sea is filled with some magnificent creatures!
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